On Aug. 30, Lee Corso signed off for the final time on "College GameDay," following his retirement announcement. After a college football coaching career at Louisville, Indiana and Northern Illinois, Corso had been a staple on the college football showcase since its inception in 1987. He became a fan favorite for wearing the headgear of his pick of the week.
In his final appearance on "College GameDay," Corso chose Ohio State and created a full-circle moment, as the Buckeyes were his first-ever pick on the program.
Since picks started in 1996, Corso acquired a 286-144 record. Out of his all-time picks, Ohio State was his top choice, with 46 selections. The USC Trojans claim his best individual team record at 17-0.
How did his picks fare season by season? Check out the year by year breakdown below:
1996: 4-1
1997: 4-4
1998: 5-4
1999: 11-0
2000: 7-5
2001: 5-6
2002: 4-9
2003: 12-3
2004: 10-4
2005: 11-4
2006: 11-5
2007: 12-4
2008: 11-7
2009: 11-5
2010: 12-5
2011: 13-4
2012: 10-6
2013: 12-6
2014: 13-5
2015: 6-12
2016: 10-8
2017: 10-7
2018: 11-7
2019: 14-6
2020: 12-4
2021: 14-5
2022: 9-4
2023: 11-5
2024: 12-5
2025: 1-0
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