It was in Week 1 of college football when beloved Lee Corso bid adieu to his illustrious GameDay career. It was a tremendously tragic occasion since there would have been no one to say this signature “not so fast, my friend” line. ESPN dedicated a whole segment to him, and he appeared last in Columbus, Ohio, when Texas came to play their first season game. But now that the legendary broadcaster is away from GameDay, his life seems monotonous.

“Lousy, I hate it,” said Lee Corso to WESH 2 News. “I can’t watch College Game Day. I just can’t get used to it. I’m not working anymore. I used to fly all over, but it sucks.”

In an interview on 25th November, the 90-year-old legend was asked about his life without GameDay. Since it’s the first one out of college football for him, Corso admitted finding it difficult to adjust to life in his post-retirement.

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