Williams' nails spelled out, 'F--- Utah. ' "That represents Lincoln Riley too, they need to clean that sh-t up," Herbstreit said live on air.

The friendship of Lee Corso and Kirk Herbstreit has been something college football fans have seen on their television screens for years. Despite having a 34-year age difference, the two have a special connection that is obvious to anyone that turns on College GameDay every week.

Kirk Herbstreit became famous through his successful career as a college football player at Ohio State University, followed by his transition into sports broadcasting, where he has become a prominent figure on ESPN's College GameDay.2.

66.5% Corso has an overall record of 66.5% with 266 wins and 134 losses, according to "Cole's GameDay Blog," a site that has tracked all of his picks. He's picked 68 different teams all time, but none more than the Buckeyes at 38, according to ESPN Stats & Info.

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He's picked 68 different teams all time, but none more than the Buckeyes at 38, according to ESPN Stats & Info. The next closest is the Alabama Crimson Tide (36). No other team has been selected more than 23 times (LSU Tigers). Loyalty runs deep for Corso.

“Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, this pick is strictly business,” Corso said. “Give me Harry.” Corso then put on the Harry the Husky mascot head, picking Washington to beat Oregon.

ESPN College GameDay's Lee Corso made his 400th headgear pick Saturday, continuing a tradition that started in 1996. The 88 year-old former coach has become a staple of college football coverage thanks to his unique tradition.

“Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, this pick is strictly business,” Corso said. “Give me Harry.” Corso then put on the Harry the Husky mascot head, picking Washington to beat Oregon.

Corso went with Alabama over Notre Dame in the Rose Bowl Game and Clemson over Ohio State in the Sugar Bowl to set up yet another Alabama-Clemson national championship showdown. Brutus may be his first love, but Corso's picking Clemson in the Allstate Sugar Bowl!

Corso then put on the Harry the Husky mascot head, picking Washington to beat Oregon.

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