Is Lee Corso still alive?

Lee Corso is an American sports broadcaster and an analyst for ESPNs weekly program College GameDay He is also a former football head coach. He is quite famous for his comic antics, his mascot headgear picks, and his catchphrase, Not so fast, my friend.

Lee Corso is an American sports broadcaster and an analyst for ESPN’s weekly program College GameDay

He is also a former football head coach.

He is quite famous for his comic antics, his mascot headgear picks, and his catchphrase, “Not so fast, my friend.”

Is Lee Corso still alive?

One of the most dedicated broadcasters is alive and still going strong at 86 and is the only original contributor to the show.

Not to mention, the former footballer has worked at ESPN for over 30 years now and shows no interest in retiring any time soon.

ESPN even signed Corso to a multi-year deal in 2017 to remain on College GameDay.

Stating that they couldn’t imagine the show without him and are lucky enough to call him their own.

Back in his teens as a quarterback, baseball team Brooklyn Dodgers offered the former jersey number 20 to play for them.

Instead, he decided to go to college and play football instead of at Florida State University.

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