Paul Finebaum Turns Down Nick Saban to Name $60M ESPN Figure To Takeover Lee Corso Tradition Paul Finebaum makes a bold call on who should succeed Lee Corso’s iconic GameDay tradition, sparking fresh

Saturday mornings in America won’t feel the same. For nearly three decades, fans woke up to the pageantry of College GameDay for Lee Corso’ s headgears. Back in 1996, the man turned college football TV into theater when he donned the Brutus Buckeyes’ oversized headgear and called Ohio State over Penn State. The crowd went wild, and a tradition was born. Fast forward to today, the legend’s 286-144 record makes him one of the most accurate showmen in the sport. But now with him stepping away, does someone have to carry the torch? Paul Finebaum thinks so.

On his show via ESPN , Paul Finebaum didn’t waste time on speculation. When asked about a replacement, he flat-out mixed the biggest name in coaching. “ I don’t think [Nick] Saban will ,” he said. “ That’s n