He mentioned that longtime analyst Lee Corso is a "little bit under the weather," which led to Corso's absence from "College GameDay" in Week 6. Corso, 89 years old, entered his 3

Sports broadcaster and analyst Lee Corso is absent from ESPN's "College GameDay" presentation on Saturday, where the University of California is taking on ranked Miami

ESPN “College GameDay” host Rece Davis published his college top 10 rankings the with Georgia Bulldogs sliding.

After receiving some boos from the crowd, they started chanting "Take it off" at Davis. After egging them on a little longer, Davis ripped off the tie, waved it in the air, and then threw it to the side to the crowd's pleasure. Davis would eventually replace it with a purple tie.

The host of the popular college football pregame show had nothing but compliments for the former Alabama coach.

College football expert Rece Davis is lower than most on Alabama entering the Crimson Tide’s game against the Georgia Bulldogs

When Finebaum asked Davis what his biggest takeaway was, Davis expressed that he had already begun to question which programs would be in the next tier behind the elite teams. He cited that he thinks the No. 4 Alabama Crimson Tide has a chance to join that group, but also tabbed the No. 7 Miami Hurricanes as another possibility.

Sports broadcaster and analyst Lee Corso is absent from ESPN's "College GameDay" presentation on Saturday, where the University of California is taking on ranked Miami

Lee Corso was not on set Saturday for ESPN’s “College GameDay” from Berkeley, Calif., for its Week 6 visit and first-ever road trip to the home of the California Golden Bears. “Lee Corso a little bit under the weather,

For the first time in the show's history, ESPN's College GameDay is in Berkeley, California, home of the Cal Golden Bears. Cal is set to host top-10 foe Miami in what could be a major showing for the Bears - if they can slow down the Hurricanes vaunted offense led by quarterback Cam Ward.