For the first time in program history, the Indiana Hoosiers, under second-year head coach Curt Cignetti, captured the national championship with a thrilling 27‑21 victory over the Miami Hurricanes.

This story is part of FanSided’s Fandoms of the Year, a series spotlighting the teams, athletes and cultures that defined sports fandom in 2025. Lee Corso coached college football for 15 total years ...

Top teams around the country are gearing up for the College Football Playoff as they close out their regular-season schedules this weekend. Popular college football analysts — including legendary ESPN ...

Fans across the nation are celebrating Lee Corso on Saturday. Lee Corso is a few weeks removed from his retirement from ESPN’s “College GameDay” after 38 years on the desk, which saw him post an ...

Lee Corso made his final appearance on ESPN “College GameDay” this past Saturday prior to the Texas at Ohio State game. It was a fitting farewell for the 90-year-old broadcaster because Columbus, Ohio ...

It seems many of you wanted to say goodbye to Lee Corso — a record number, in fact. Per fast national data from Nielsen, Saturday’s episode of ESPN’s “College GameDay” — the last for the 90-year-old ...

For nearly the last four decades, Lee Corso has woken up the country on Saturdays in the fall, getting college football fans from all kinds ready for that day's slate of games. It's part of why Corso ...

Lee Corso’s final College GameDay drew a record audience for ESPN. According to Nielsen’s Fast Nationals measurement, Saturday’s episode of College GameDay, which was the final to feature legendary ...

With "College GameDay" throwing a big retirement party for Lee Corso ahead of Saturday's Ohio State vs. Texas matchup, the Godfather of College Football is expected to receive a plethora of gifts and ...

It was an emotional morning for the college football world, and certainly for Kirk Herbstreit. Herbstreit sat next to Lee Corso on “College GameDay” for the last time, marking the end of a partnership ...

Former college football coach and legendary TV analyst Lee Corso has called it a career. The 90-year-old sat at ESPN’s “College Gameday” desk for the final time on Aug. 30. The iconic pregame show ...