College football personality Lee Corso is a spry 89 years of age, but he almost took a scary tumble while dancing on the ESPN pregame stage before Thursday night's Orange Bowl in Miami. Wh

As the show wrapped up, the crew went around the desk as they always do to make their game picks. Lee Corso, known for his legendary headgear reveals, stepped onto the set dressed as a leprechaun alongside Notre Dame’s mascot to announce his pick. He didn't have to say much, as the viewers knew who he was riding with based on the outfit.

ESPN college football analyst Lee Corso nearly fell while doing a jig after making his pick for the Penn State-Notre Dame Orange Bowl game.

For the first time since 2012, Notre Dame will play for a national title. The (7) Fighting Irish advanced to the College Football Playoff National Championship with a 27-24 win against (6) Penn State in Thursday evening's Orange Bowl.

It was almost a disastrous scene on ESPN when 89-year-old Lee Corso nearly fell on the set before Notre Dame defeated Penn State on Thursday. The “College Football Gameday” analyst was doing “The Jig,

The Penn State Nittany Lions' passing game goes dormant in a College Football Playoff loss to the Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

Fans were calling for ESPN’s Lee Corso to call it after the senior analyst nearly hurt himself on live television on Thursday night. Corso was part of the ESPN pregame program ahead of the Orange Bowl clash between Notre Dame and Penn State on the night and got down to a bit of dancing with

Lee Corso struggled to articulate his words during his Orange Bowl pregame analysis for Notre Dame vs Penn State, worrying viewers at home concerned for the 89-year-old's health