Lee Corso's Legendary Career as ESPN Analyst Comes to an End
Introduction
After 34 years of entertaining college football fans, Lee Corso's legendary career as an ESPN analyst has come to an end. The 85-year-old has been a staple of the network's college football coverage, known for his iconic headgear picks and famous catchphrase, "Not so fast, my friend." For one final time, Corso will put on the head of a college football mascot and make his prediction for the game.
Journey to the Top
Corso's journey to becoming a college football stalwart began as a coach at the University of Louisville, where he led the team to a Missouri Valley Conference championship. He later went on to coach at Indiana University and Northern Illinois University before transitioning to broadcasting. With his vast knowledge and passion for the game, Corso quickly became a fan favorite on ESPN's College GameDay.
Iconic Moments
Throughout his career, Corso has provided countless memorable moments for fans, from his headgear picks to his humorous banter with co-hosts. He has also made a significant impact on the college football community, with many coaches and players citing him as a source of inspiration and motivation. His final headgear pick and catchphrase are sure to be a bittersweet moment for fans and colleagues alike.
