Lee Corso had as much fun talking about college football as fans did. Fans saw that and embraced the old coach as a result.

In an industry where crisp delivery is considered vital and polish is prized, ESPN made remarkable concessions.

Corso, who turns 90 in August, will make his final headgear pick at a yet-to-be announced destination on Aug. 30.

That is why 89-year-old Lee Corso is being feted as he announces his retirement from ESPN’s iconic traveling TV road show, “College Football GameDay.” He loved those Saturda ...

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Look no further than Dick Vitale. The beloved college basketball broadcaster made his full picks for the tournament on Tuesday, including a third meeting between Michigan and Michigan State in the ...

Dick Vitale picked the winner and predicted the final score for the national championship showdown between Florida and ...

Walter Clayton Jr. scored 34 points and Florida beat SEC foe and No. 1 overall seed Auburn 79-73 in the Final Four on Saturday night, sending the Gators to the national championship game for the ...

Dick Vitale is one of the most beloved and well ... He’s getting back into the swing of things with ESPN after beating cancer, and recently, the legendary broadcaster sat down with one of ...

Justin Vitale has set the pace for everyone else in New Jersey this year. Striking for a state-high 11 goals in the early goings of the season thus far, Vitale vaulted Indian Hills to a 15-0 ...