ESPN's "College GameDay" welcomed back Lee Corso on Saturday following a two-week hiatus. The 89-year-old was "under the weather" and missed the last two shows in Berkeley, California, and Eugene, Oregon.

Corso made his triumphant return in Austin, Texas, on Saturday, to the delight of many college football fans. Before the show went live, he gave a heartbreaking update about the health status of one of his family members in a video posted by fellow “College GameDay” host Kirk Herbstreit on X.

Lee Corso had been off the air for the past two weeks after suffering a health scare at the age of 89, but returned to the set of College GameDay with him given a huge ovation in Texas

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Reactions were rolling in from fans on X, formerly known as Twitter. @BreedloveNoBets was blunt when assessing Corso's performance, saying, "I love Lee Corso as much as anyone else does, but ESPN has to step in at some point. This is brutal to watch."

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Lee Corso returned to the College GameDay set on Saturday morning ahead of the biggest game of the season of the week between No. 5 Georgia and No. 1 Texas. The Longhorn faithful showed Corso the respect he deserves.