(WATE) — One of college ... set to retire this summer after nearly four decades on air, ESPN announced on Thursday. College Football Analyst Lee Corso will retire from ESPN’s “College ...

While the College GameDay crew is certainly going to miss him, multiple generations of football fans will be right there with them. The news hit hard on Thursday morning. Hopefully Corso's close ...

Corso woke up ... College Gameday headed to Cincinnati this weekend, leading the big pick to be between Tulsa and Cincinnati. Corso selected Cincinnati, as the large crowd behind the set went ...

Wherever College GameDay traveled in a given week, Corso seemed thrilled to be there, eager to soak up the peculiarities ... disappear from the GameDay set for an hour or two at a time ...

FILE - Nick Saban, left, and Lee Corso talk on the set of ESPN College Gameday on the sideline before ... from helmets and mascot heads to dressing up as the Fighting Irish leprechaun from Notre ...

"What Lee has done for the sport of college football, grown its popularity just by his unique personality and his work on GameDay since '87. Sharing the set with him for a quarter century ...

He's going to retire on the set of "College GameDay" and the end of the first ... There will also be additional programming in the days leading up to that Saturday that will celebrate Corso's ...