Unexpected Shake-Up on College GameDay: Host Opens Up About Shocking Departures
Change is coming to ESPN’s “College GameDay,” and it’s hitting harder than a punt return gone wrong. Since 1987, this pregame staple has been the heartbeat of college football Saturdays, and for decades, names like Lee Corso, Kirk Herbstreit, and Desmond Howard have been as synonymous with the show as the game itself. But 2025? Well, it looks like tradition is taking a timeout. With Corso hanging up his iconic helmet—likely in Columbus for that Ohio State vs. Texas showdown—and longtime reporter Gene Wojciechowski calling it quits after 27 years, the GameDay family as we know it is shifting. One can’t help but wonder: Can the show keep its magic when the wise, worn voices fade? Who’s stepping up to fill those huge cleats? Whatever happens, one thing’s certain—there’s a whole lot of anticipation and nostalgia swirling around those ESPN desks right now. LEARN MORE
ESPN’s “College GameDay” is going to look different in 2025.
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