O-HI-O
This Ohio city is known as "The Rock and Roll Capital of the World" and is home to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Cleveland
A hallmark of Corso's broadcasting career is his tradition of donning these to predict the winner of major games.
Mascot Headgear
This university’s mascot, Big Al, is an elephant that represents its Crimson Tide sports teams.
Alabama
This light, pale shade of purple is named after a flower often seen in gardens and floral arrangements, wow it smells good.
Lavender
This long-running reality competition show, which debuted in 2000, features contestants stranded in a remote location competing for a million-dollar prize.
Survivor
This U.S. president from Ohio was assassinated in 1881, just months after taking office.
James A. Garfield
Lee Corso is best known for his role on this ESPN college football pregame show, which he joined in 1987.
College Gameday
The Western Kentucky Hilltoppers are led into battle by this mascot
Big Red
This deep and vibrant purple is often associated with royalty and is named after a precious gemstone.
Amethyst
This show, which aired from 2004 to 2010, is about a group of employees at a paper company and includes memorable characters like Michael Scott and Dwight Schrute.
The Office
Ohio is nicknamed the "Buckeye State" due to the prevalence of this tree, whose seeds resemble a certain type of nut.
The Buckeye Tree
Before becoming a broadcaster, Lee Corso was a head coach at this university, where he led the Cardinals from 1969 to 1972.
Louisville
This historic warrior is the proud mascot of Michigan State University.
Sparty
This shade of purple, commonly seen in fashion, takes its name from a fruit that has a similar hue.
Plum
This crime procedural debuted in 2005 and stars Mark Harmon as Leroy Jethro Gibbs, the leader of a team investigating crimes within the Navy and Marine Corps.
NCIS
This major river forms Ohio's southern border and separates it from Kentucky and West Virginia.
The Ohio River
Before coaching and broadcasting, Corso played as a defensive back and quarterback at this university.
FSU
This tiger is the official mascot of Louisiana State University and shares his name with a common human first name.
Mike the Tiger
A mixture of blue and purple, this rich hue is named after a flower that grows in the Mediterranean region.
Periwinkle
In this medical drama, which aired from 2004, Dr. Gregory House leads a team of doctors at a fictional hospital and is known for his sharp wit and unconventional methods.
House
This famous Ohioan aviation duo made their first powered flight in 1903 and are often credited with inventing modern aviation.
The Wright brothers
In addition to his media career, Corso is known for his catchphrase used after dramatic or surprising moments on air.
"Not so fast, my friend"
This "fighting" mascot, known for his fierce determination, is the official symbol of the University of Chicago, which no longer competes in Division I sports.
Phoenix
This reddish shade of purple is named after a rare and valuable pigment historically made from a sea snail.
Tyrian Purple
This 2006 show, created by J.J. Abrams, follows a group of survivors stranded on a mysterious island after a plane crash, with strange events and secrets unraveling over time.
Lost