Corso, 89, has been an analyst on College Gameday since its first season on the air back in 1987. And over the years, the former college and professional football coach has become

Look: ESPN "College GameDay" analyst riled up the Alabama crowd on Saturday morning after spiking a Georgia helmet into the set floor:

Before the start of the season, the " College GameDay " crew on ESPN made their national championship picks. Lee Corso initially chose the Georgia Bulldogs, Ohio State Buckeyes, Texas Longhorns and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish as the final four, with the Longhorns winning it all.

However, a game starting at 10:00 p.m. ET has caught Lee Corso's attention. In a video posted by Kirk Herbstreit on X, Corso mentioned that he believes the Washington State Cougars will cause a major upset by defeating the No. 25 Boise State Broncos. The Broncos are favored by about a touchdown in the game.

Watch ESPN analyst Lee Corso pick Alabama to beat Georgia Saturday night during "College GameDay" Saturday morning in Tuscaloosa:

While 89-year-old Lee Corso may not be as involved in " College GameDay " as he once was, he remains a cornerstone of the program and arguably the best predictor on the panel this season.

The choice was easy for ESPN regarding their College GameDay location in Week 5, as the show took place live in Tuscaloosa on Saturday.

Oklahoma Sooners quarterback Michael Hawkins Jr. (9) runs the ball during a college football game between the University of Oklahoma Sooners (OU) and the Tennessee Volunteers at Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium in Norman, Okla., Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024.

Even at 89 years old, Lee Corso is still trying to entertain football fans every Saturday on "College GameDay." Corso joined ESPN in 1987. He's been a huge part of "College GameDay" since the show's inception.