Calls Mount for Lee Corso to Retire After Saturday's 'College GameDay' Appearance

Every Saturday, ESPN's 'College GameDay' show is the ultimate preview of the week's best games as they go into a deep analysis of the most trending topics and biggest games of the week.

The show has been around since 1987, and so has analyst Lee Corso, who is still on the show in 2024. The former coach is one of the most legendary analysts in college football history, as he's been one of the faces of GameDay for nearly 40 years.

That said, after his appearance on the show ahead of the matchup between the No. 4 ranked Alabama Crimson Tide and No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs, fans were calling for his retirement as they noticed him drooling.

"They gotta get Lee Corso off TV man... he was just drooling while talking," said one fan.

This wasn't the only fan to notice him drooling, as another added, "Lee Corso up there drooling while he's trying to talk. Please let that man retire."

Other fans have also called for his retirement, with one saying, "It's time for Lee Corso to retire."

Another fan added not only that he should retire, but that it's hard to understand him when he talks, saying, "Lee Corso needs to reitre. It's impossible to understand him 90% of the time he talks."

Unfortunately, there were even more fans calling for his retirement, even those who love Corso. "I love Lee Corso, but he really needs to retire," one fan said.

It's clear that although he's a legendary analyst, fans don't want him on the panel anymore. He's now 89 years old, and appears to be showing his age as he's become hard for people to understand. It's very unfortunate, but the fans could be right in their calls for retirement.

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