Social Media Is Concerned About Lee Corso's Health (TWEETS)

Social Media Voices Their Concerns For Lee Corso After Another Mysterious Absence From ‘College Gameday’ (TWEETS)

November 12, 2022, 4:05pm ESTBy Howard Cosmell

Lee Corso on college game day — ATLANTA, GA – DECEMBER 07: Lee Corso and Kirk Herbstreit at ESPN College Game Day during a game between Georgia Bulldogs and LSU Tigers at Mercedes Benz Stadium on December 7, 2019 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Steve Limentani/ISI Photos/Getty Images)

It’s been an exciting year of college football so far, but there has been one thing missing as of late. And that would be Lee Corso.

The beloved 87-year-old analyst and former coach was not on the set in his usual seat for College Gameday this morning, making it three weeks in a row that the team has been without Corso. At the start of today’s broadcast, Rece Davis told viewers that Corso is “still recuperating.” He would go on to say that they hope to have him back soon.

Rece Davis announcing a late scratch for Lee Corso who is now missed three consecutive weeks of Gameday with today being his fifth missed week this season. pic.twitter.com/iM0gEeUsc5
— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) November 12, 2022

Corso missed the previous two weeks of College Gameday as well, and with a third straight absence, fans are beginning to become concerned for his health.

Here’s what fans were saying on Twitter about Corso:

As much as it pains me to say this, I don’t think we’ll ever see the legend Lee Corso on @CollegeGameDay ever again. I think he stuck it out and came back for the Oregon came because it’s his favorite place and favorite mascot for his last show. We love you Coach
— Jacob Stephens (@jacobcs23) November 12, 2022

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College GameDay isn't the same without the legend Lee Corso.

Get well soon ?
— Kevin Agustin (@_kevinagustin) November 12, 2022

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America misses you, Lee Corso.
— Tim Reynolds (@ByTimReynolds) November 12, 2022

Lee Corso is a national treasure and I miss seeing him on GameDay. I hope Coach is alright. ❤ https://t.co/jq0HQ7CI0V
— Sheryl Miller (@Mill_sher) November 12, 2022

Genuinely appreciate how often Sark has mentioned Lee Corso over the past few weeks when talking with the Gameday crew
— Hudson Standish (@247Hudson) November 12, 2022

Prayers for Lee Corso
I think this is the third straight @CollegeGameDay he's missed
?? @KirkHerbstreit keep us posted please??
— Sandra Golden (@sportsandra) November 12, 2022

Lee Corso should focus on his health and announce his retirement in front of the live crowd. He deserves a big time send off
— Bill Bixby #RollTide (@TSmitty3000) November 12, 2022

College Gameday just doesn’t hit the same without Lee Corso ?
— ✭ ₖₐₗ ✭ (@KalSports_) November 12, 2022

I hate to say it, but Lee Corso should step away from the show after this year. With all the health struggles, the amount of traveling probably doesnt help. Gameday wont be the same without him. But Id rather see him healthy at home rather than miserable and missing shows
— Maximusprime (@maximusprimeTw) November 12, 2022

Another Saturday not seeing Lee Corso on College Gameday. I know people talk about his mental acuity, and many disparage him. One day we or a family member may be where he is, he deserves everyone's respect. @CollegeGameDay
— Joe William Bowles II ?❤️?? (@JoeWBowles) November 12, 2022

Man I'm afraid Lee Corso may have already made his last appearance on College GameDay?
— JJ MVP 2022(Parody) (@GophersRBW) November 12, 2022

Third straight week without Lee Corso on Gameday. Have to think that this will be his last season on the show.
— Gabe Hoyer (@GabeHoyer) November 12, 2022