Lee Corso’s Son Sparks Controversy: The Shocking Reason Behind His Fury at College GameDay Revealed!
“As a family of Seminoles, yes, it was disappointing,” Lee’s son, Dan, admitted. “But at the same time, it will be fun to watch his last ‘GameDay’ and headgear in Columbus.”
ESPN hasn’t hosted its show in Tallahassee since the Jameis Winston era back in 2014, but has made 36 total appearances across the show’s runtime with the Noles winning 17 of those matchups.
“He was consistent with his love for FSU and the pageantry and tradition of college football, and on a weekly basis for 38 years, reminded everyone that college football is a great form of entertainment,” Dan said of his dad.
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