Lee Corso Asked to Retire by Fans After Horrorshow

Lee Corso following Wednesday’s performance by the broadcast legend. Ahead of the playoff quarterfinals on College GameDay, Corso, 89, alarmed spectators. Along with the rest of the team, the College GameDay legend was at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. Nick Saban, Kirk Herbstreit, Rece Davis, and Desmond Howard joined Pat McAfee on the set. During the three hours leading up to the first CFP match of the day, Corso made intermittent appearances. Viewers comment on Lee Corso’s appearance on ESPN Viewers were sufficiently alarmed by those segments to rush to social media to leave comments. Some of the comments were: “Lee Corso might have to retire soon he looks bad,”  “Lee Corso looks worse every week should he really be out there,”   “Lee Corso is 1 year shy of 90 years old and is out there every weekend doing college game day. God bless him.”  “Watching Lee Corso is awkward and disturbing.” Due to health issues, Corso has missed many weeks of College GameDay this season. Since the program’s inception in 1987, he has been involved. & The post Lee Corso Asked to Retire by Fans After Horrorshow appeared first on BlackSportsOnline.