And while it's unlikely Saban or anyone else will replace Corso's iconic headgear picks, "College GameDay" did give the seven-time national championship-winning coach plenty of air time last season as Corso was seemingly phased out.

ESPN appeared to have found its longterm replacement for Lee Corso in Nick Saban. The legendary college football head coach, who led LSU and Alabama to a combined seven national championships, retired following the 2023 college football season.

That was when Alabama coach Nick Saban retired from the game. Since then, Saban, 73, has been an analyst for ESPN’s “College GameDay.” However, former Crimson Tide quarterback Greg McElroy said he had heard Saban could return to the game. It has been the talk of the first day of SEC Media Days.