Lee Corso, the legendary ESPN broadcaster and former coach who has entertained fans for 38 college football seasons, will make his final headgear pick on College GameDay on Saturday, Aug. 30 – Week 1 ...

Keith Hackett has given his verdict after Bukayo Saka was at the centre of an incident in Arsenal's win over Ipswich ...

The NFL Draft is a television show at its core. What it promises those watching is hope. Occasionally, it also provides chaos ...

Leif Davis’ “stupid” red card in Ipswich Town’s 4-0 loss to Arsenal is the final straw for many fans. Kieran McKenna’s side ...

Safety is one of Green Bay's largest expenses for the NFL draft. The city invested more than $1 million in security measures. Fencing and security personnel already surround Lambeau Field three days ...

For our panel of experts, the choice is clear: Ohio State's Caleb Downs. The Buckeyes safety, who anchored the back end for ...

First Todd McShay saw the Boise State running back dropping to the Bears and now another top analyst says the Raiders are bluffing and he'll drop to No. 10.

Texas Longhorns wide receiver Matthew Golden (2) catches a pass in the fourth quarter as the Texas Longhorns play the Ohio ...

With Lee Corso announcing his retirement from College GameDay on Thursday, current and past hosts of the show shared their ...

Former Premier League referee Mark Clattenburg has given his verdict on Leif Davis' red card against Bukayo Saka in Ipswich vs Arsenal.

After 38 years as the main analyst on ESPN's "College GameDay," the nearly 90-year-old Lee Corso has announced his retirement. Corso joined the team when it began as a studio show in 1987 and is ...