Lee Corso is absent from Saturday’s edition of ESPN’s College GameDay as the network’s flagship show traveled to Berkeley, Calif., the site of today’s Miami vs.

Missing from the crew was “College GameDay” icon Lee Corso. Davis explained that the 89-year-old analyst missed the show because he was feeling a “little bit under the weather.” Corso is in his 38th season with “College GameDay," a staple on the show since its inception in 1987.

Lee Corso had his most difficult task on ESPN’s College GameDay yet this Saturday. The famed college football coach and personality has been on a roll with his headgear picks this season. Not only is he a perfect 4-0 to start the year, he’s picked the visiting team in each matchup.

In Corso’s absence, the GameDay has one fewer seat at the desk. Davis is joined by Desmond Howard, Pat McAfee, Nick Saban and Kirk Herbstreit. Insider Pete Thamel, college football betting analyst ‘Stanford Steve’ Coughlin and reporters Jen Lada and Jess Sims are also on site.

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ESPN's "College GameDay" opened from Berkeley, California for the first time in the show's history Saturday. But the broadcast's achievement was outshined by a major absence as Lee Corso was not on set Saturday ahead of California's ACC matchup against the No.

The longtime ESPN college football analyst isn't on Saturday's show. Here's what to know about Corso's absence on "College GameDay."

When ESPN's College GameDay kicked off this morning from the campus of Cal, it did so without a familiar face. Lee Corso was not in his usual position on set. Given the 89-year-old former coach's age and occasional health struggles,