As the years have gone by and legendary ESPN College GameDay host Lee Corso has shown more signs of age, he has had no better advocate than co-host Kirk Herbsteit. The relationship between Corso and Herbstreit goes well beyond that of coworkers ...

Herbstreit, 55, has referred to Corso as a father figure. Corso has been a GameDay mainstay and took a young Herbstreit under his wing when the former Ohio State quarterback joined the traveling pregame show in 1996. Herbstreit’s special bonds with Corso and Ben have brought smiles to many fans over the past few seasons of GameDay.

The 89-year-old ESPN analyst was the only member of the “ College GameDay ” crew to pick No. 16 Ole Miss upsetting No. 3 Georgia on Saturday at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. Well, Corso turned out to be right as the Rebels knocked off the Bulldogs 28-10.

"College GameDay's" Lee Corso believes the Michigan Wolverines will beat Penn State, Maryland, and Ohio State, even without Jim Harbaugh coaching.

Michigan’s bid to get a temporary restraining order allowing Jim Harbaugh to coach Saturday has failed. A judge declined to rule on the school’s temporary restraining order filing, instead scheduling a full hearing for next Friday to determine whether the Big Ten’s three-game suspension should be upheld.