One of college football's greatest traditions is having its swan song on Saturday, Aug. 30. For nearly 40 seasons, legendary coach and media personality Lee Corso has become synonymous with college ...

In front of more than 100,000 Lee Corso picks Brutus one last time. It was always Brutus, Pick 1 and Pick 431 book end with Ohio State. What a moment in the history ...

Lee Corso has made his final ESPN College GameDay pick. For nearly 75 years, first as a Florida State player, then as a coach and later an analyst, Corso has been the face of many a college football ...

In October 1996, Lee Corso made his first headgear pick when he basically became Brutus Buckeye and picked Ohio State to defeat Penn State. He probably didn't know it at the time, but he created a ...

After his final College GameDay, Lee Corso was given an appropriate gift by Ohio State — a vintage Brutus Buckeye head. Brutus Buckeye presented the gift to Corso while on the field at Ohio Stadium ...

Since his debut with "College GameDay" in 1987, Lee Corso has become one of the most beloved figures in the college football world. Whether it's his exciting headgear picks or true knowledge of the ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Just as it was the first time, Lee Corso's final headgear pick was Brutus Buckeye. Corso selected the third-ranked Buckeyes to beat top-ranked Texas on his final appearance on ESPN's ...

With Lee Corso’s legendary headgear picks retired, fans think Pat McAfee’s shirtless antics on College GameDay are becoming the show’s new Saturday tradition. ESPN’s “College GameDay” has lost a ...

The lingering question heading into Saturday’s College GameDay in Norman, Oklahoma, was how ESPN’s college football stalwart would replace the iconic Lee Corso mascot headgear pick to close the show.

Lee Corso came out of retirement to make a headgear pick on social media for the Indiana vs. Purdue football game. The pick was notable as Corso wore the head of Indiana's new mascot, Hoosier the ...

On Saturday, the longtime host put on Brutus Buckeye for the 46th time in his broadcasting career. His final appearance on the show came right before No. 3 Ohio State kicked off against top-ranked ...