For the uninitiated, Corso caps the show by putting on the mascot head of one of the teams playing in the featured game. The mascot worn by Corso serves as his game prediction. The first headgear ...

This question came after the news that Corso, the longtime ESPN College GameDay analyst and beloved mascot-head-wearer will retire after Week 1 in the 2025 season. That show and its tributes to ...

Agustín Ramírez, who the Miami Marlins picked up from the New York Yankees in last summer's Jazz Chisholm Jr. trade, has officially earned his first MLB promotion. The Miami Marlins have called ...

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Famous for donning headgear to make his pick for the game of the week set on location, Corso first started that tradition by pulling the Ohio State mascot head of Brutus on during a show on October 5, ...

2. What is Lee Corso most famous for on the show? Corso is best known for his headgear segment, where he predicts game winners by wearing the mascot head of his chosen team. (You can now subscribe to ...

His trademark catchphrase — “Not so fast, my friend” — and his weekly tradition of donning a mascot head to make his winning pick became essential and beloved parts of the program.

Jerry said that Corso will put the Clemson Tiger mascot head on and settle who the real Death Valley is, as the Bayou Bengals' stadium also holds the moniker. Finebaum, known to needle Clemson and ...