Lee Corso Is Back On College GameDay And Is Already Asserting His Dominance Over Pat McAfee

Lee Corso’s health has been a huge topic of discussion throughout the college football season. The ESPN College GameDay mainstay has missed a number of shows this season due to an ongoing health condition. At one point, some fans were even worried that Corso’s life may be in danger.

But now that appears to be in the past.

Corso returned to the show on Saturday morning as GameDay aired live from Bozeman, Montana for the first time as the Montana State Bobcats hosted the rival Montana Grizzlies. The two rivals are some of the top teams in FCS football. The Bobcats enter the game at 9-1 and ranked No. 3 in the nation, while the Grizz come in ranked 14th at 7-3 on the season.

Some fans were shocked to see Corso return, specifically for this edition of the show. November in Bozeman is always a tough time weather-wise and Saturday was no different. The high temperature for the day was 28 degrees with a low of -2. While the temperature hovered between 8-12 degrees throughout College GameDay. Fans were concerned about Corso’s health in such extreme conditions.

But the former Florida State player and coach at both Louisville and Indiana was unphased. Beyond that, Corso was his usual gregarious self. He even took a moment to chide co-host Pat McAfee over some eating etiquette.

Lee Corso Yells At Pat McAfee Over Trying To Eat With His Hands On College GameDay

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when he saw the first-year GameDay host trying to eat with his hands during a segment.

College GameDay would not be College GameDay without Lee Corso. And for a number of weeks, it was clear the show was missing something without him. But now it appears he’s loving every minute of being back among the fans and his cohosts.

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