AUBURN, Ala.—The Southeastern Conference released television windows Wednesday for Auburn's nine remaining 2025 games, allowing fans to begin planning accordingly. Designated broadcast windows ...

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Tickets can be purchased online or at the stadium on game day. The DFRC Blue-Gold All-Star High School Football Game, a First State summer sports gem dating to the 1950s, will be played for the 69 ...

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The Ducks are also typically a prominent team to be featured on 'GameDay' when on the road, being featured 19 times outside of Eugene. So, looking at the 2025 schedule, it's fair to think that the ...

Florida State Seminoles football does not need ESPN's "College GameDay" to honor Lee Corso on opening week. It can find other ways of doing that.

ESPN's 'College GameDay' has announced where Nick Saban and crew will be during Week 1 of the 2025 college football season for Lee Corso's grand sendoff. Given that Corso announced his retirement back ...

Lee Corso to end 'College GameDay' career where it all began in Columbus Lee Corso will retire after his final "College GameDay" show in Columbus, ending a nearly 40-year career with ESPN.

Corso played college football at Florida State before beginning a coaching career that spanned from 1958 to 1985. He held head coaching roles at Louisville, Indiana, and Northern Illinois ...