Corso, who's spent 38 seasons working college football Saturdays, will unveil his final headgear selection on August 30 in a matchup that remains TBD, according to ESPN. Following the news of ...

The long-running co-host of “College GameDay,” Corso has been best known for his show-ending pick segment, where he ends GameDay with his headgear pick, donning the head (or helmet ...

With Corso riding off into the sunset, many fans of the show wondered what that meant for iconic headgear segment, where he picks the winner of the game they’re attending by donning the head of the ...

Over the years, he became known for his catchphrase, “Not so fast, my friend!” and his iconic “headgear picks,” which started in October 1995 at a game at Ohio State. It’s not a college ...

If it’s not Lee Corso, nobody should be doing headgear picks on College GameDay during the college football season. That’s the opinion of Rece Davis. CNN’s Kaitlin Collins had Davis on as a ...

Where does that leave Corso’s famous “headgear pick”? As far as GameDay host Rece Davis is concerned, Corso and the headgear selections are one in the same. “I think I’m going to have to ...

Adam Cairns / USA TODAY NETWORK With Lee Corso set to retire from his role on College GameDay in August, the first question for many college football fans was on the future of his iconic headgear ...

After 38 unforgettable seasons, Lee Corso will make his final headgear pick on ESPN’s College GameDay on August 30, 2025. The iconic broadcaster and former coach, who turns 90 this August ...

Through the years, Gameday's defining segment was Corso's headgear pick tradition. For the uninitiated, Corso caps the show by putting on the mascot head of one of the teams playing in the featured ...

It’s worth noting that his first headgear selection in 1996 was the Buckeyes’ Brutus, but Corso did ride with Steve Sarkisian’s Longhorns all of the 2024 season. One would assume he’d follow the Royal ...