There’s something wonderfully surreal about a giant nut becoming one of college football’s most endearing mascots—but that’s ...

Lee Corso has announced his last week with ESPN College GameDay. The tradition of donning headgear for predictions began with Brutus and Ohio State.

The Buckeyes are set to host Texas on August 31 in a rematch of January's Cotton Bowl Classic. If there were ever a time for Corso to break out the Brutus head one last time, it'd be at Ohio ...

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Corso, perched between Chris Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit prior to a 1996 meeting between Ohio State and Penn State, surprised viewers by pulling out the headgear of OSU mascot Brutus Buckeye.

However, maybe you didn't know that Corso's tradition of putting headgear on started with Brutus when he picked the Buckeyes to beat Penn State inside the grand 'ole Horseshoe on October 5 ...

Lee Corso waves while wearing a Brutus Buckeye head during an episode of "College GameDay" in 2015. / Adam Cairns / USA TODAY NETWORK With Lee Corso set to retire from his role on College GameDay ...

His first headgear pick – Ohio State's Brutus Buckeye in Columbus, Ohio – happened on Oct. 5, 1996. Corso joined ESPN following a 28-year coaching career at the college and professional levels ...

Corso made his first headgear pick during the 1996 season, when he donned Ohio State’s Brutus Buckeye mascot head. It quickly became his trademark. Corso’s weekly end-of-show pick has become a ...

"It's possible – if not probable – that Lee Corso's final appearance on College GameDay will be donning a Brutus Buckeye headgear before Ohio State faces Texas on Aug. 30," Eleven Warriors ...