Watch: The football world reacts to Lee Corso’s health news
ARLINGTON, TX – SEPTEMBER 15: Lee Corso during an AdvoCare showdown at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas on September 15, 2018. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)
College football fans were a little worried about Lee Corso this season.
The longtime College GameDay analyst is the star of ESPN’s pregame show. However, several viral clips have shown the legendary college football analyst appearing to have a hard time on television.
However, Corso is reportedly in good health.
Corso is still incredibly smart, according to Rece Davis, host of ESPN’s College GameDay.
“He’s so fine…his mind is still sharp at 87,” Davis said.
College football fans turn to social media to ask for their opinion.
“I totally understand that the environment hurts the communication aspect, but even in recent years Corso has struggled and Harvey has to translate pretty much everything he says,” one fan wrote. I’m here.
“It was heartbreaking to see him struggling on live TV in week 0. Keep him in the pre-recorded segment. Yes,” added one fan.
“A lot of the comments on this continue to be mean to the coach. And while he may have an incredibly sharp mind, he may still have trouble speaking,” one fan added. rice field.
“Stop Cap. It’s time for Corso to retire. I love him, but it’s been so painful to watch the last few years,” another fan admitted.
What should ESPN do to Lee Corso?
