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Lee CorsoBio | College GameDay FootballLee Corso, one of college football's most knowledgeable, opinionated and entertaining analysts, is a game analyst for the Thursday night telecasts and a studio analyst for College GameDay. Corso joined ESPN in 1987 after 28 years of football coaching experience. |
Corso's Pick: Army Vs. Air Force
Lee Corso and the College GameDay crew is joined on set by Lt. Col. Spikes
Video | November 07, 2009Sports connections to Veterans Day
Paul Kinney, ESPN Stats & InformationA collection of notable sports connections to the U.S. service academies and professional athletes, in recognition of Veterans Day, which commemorates the anniversary of the armistice that ended World War I on Nov. 11, 1918.
Story | Conversation | November 06, 2009Saturday college football rewind
Richard Durrett...the mileage the TCU sports information department and the football office will get from ESPN's Lee Corso wearing SuperFrog's head. You'll see that photo all over the place soon at TCU...
Blog Entry | Conversation | October 25, 2009The results didn't change much, but the journey was interesting
ESPN.comAll About The Journey By Ivan Maisel, ESPN.com The college football played Saturday embodied the wisdom found in self-help books and coaching manuals...
Page | ConversationESPN's Corso picks TCU
Richard DurrettLee Corso started to put on the Cougar and changed to the Horned Frog head. He said he...
Blog Entry | Conversation | October 24, 2009ESPN's College GameDay at TCU-BYU game
Richard Durrett...inside track to the Mountain West Conference title. Which team's mascot head do you think Lee Corso will put on? Could we actually see Corso doubling as SuperFrog
Blog Entry | Conversation | October 18, 2009Progress report
Eric HansenSOUTH BEND, Ind. -- For every seemingly miracle-like moment Jimmy Clausen has concocted on the field this season, there suddenly seems to be 10 such ...
Blog Entry | Conversation | October 09, 2009Zenyatta out to extend run to 13
Jay Privman, Daily Racing FormThe first time Zenyatta ran, in what proved a preview of coming attractions she rallied from last in a 12-horse field and won going away by three lengths.
Story | Conversation | October 09, 2009Austin: Football's worst-kept secret
Robert Reid, Lonely Planet, Special to ESPN SportsTravelTexas Tech will try to lasso No. 2 Texas at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium.
Story | Conversation | September 16, 2009Who knew Mack Brown could pick a guitar, too?
Tim Griffin, Big 12...muscial abilities in a current ESPN GameDay commercial, where he plays the guitar as Desmond Howard, Lee Corso, Kirk Herbstreit and Chris Fowler sing "Texas Fight." The commercial was filmed earlier this summer at...
Blog | September 15, 2009Russillo on the Road: Columbus
By Ryen Russillo The Scott Van Pelt Show on ESPN RadioRussillo on the Road: Columbus
Story | Conversation | September 15, 2009Dr. Buckeye: Showdown in the Shoe
Akeek Bhatt, Special to College Gameday.comFour years, four Big Ten titles, four BCS bowls, back-to-back national championship games, and yet after another long offseason the Buckeyes have much to prove.
Story | September 10, 2009Pros adjust schedules for college games
Jason Sobel...fans giving it the ol' college try. Listen to some players and they sound more like Lee Corso than Lee Trevino. "I think this quarterback is going to surprise a lot of people, from...
Blog Entry | Conversation | September 10, 2009This and That
Dick Vitale, ESPN.comEach week Dickie V. gives his thoughts on the world of sports
Story | Conversation | September 08, 2009Russillo on the Road: Dallas
By Ryen Russillo The Scott Van Pelt Show on ESPN RadioRussillo on the Road: Dallas
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