Earlier in the season, Lee Corso boldly predicted that Texas could potentially make it to the National Championship. His prediction remains valid, and he didn’t stop there; he went ahead and predicted

The longtime ESPN personality has been with the network since the 1980s and typically does “The Jig” when picking Notre Dame to win games.

Corso, 89 years old, got festive in support of Notre Dame for Thursday's Orange Bowl, but nearly fell while dancing.

ESPN college football analyst Lee Corso nearly fell while doing a jig after making his pick for the Penn State-Notre Dame Orange Bowl game.

After the Nittany Lions topped SMU and Boise State and the Fighting Irish beat Indiana and Georgia in the first two rounds of the 12-team College Football Playoff, the GameDay crew broke down the semifinal matchup. Penn State entered the game as a one-point favorite, according to BetMGM.

At the end of the show when he made his pregame prediction, Corso came onto the stage dressed as a leprechaun and did an Irish Jig dance with the Fighting Irish mascot. He nearly fell over and the mascot had to catch him and save him from a potential disaster.

College football personality Lee Corso is a spry 89 years of age, but he almost took a scary tumble while dancing on the ESPN pregame stage before Thursday night's Orange Bowl in Miami. Wh

As the show wrapped up, the crew went around the desk as they always do to make their game picks. Lee Corso, known for his legendary headgear reveals, stepped onto the set dressed as a leprechaun alongside Notre Dame’s mascot to announce his pick. He didn't have to say much, as the viewers knew who he was riding with based on the outfit.

Lee Corso struggled to articulate his words during his Orange Bowl pregame analysis for Notre Dame vs Penn State, worrying viewers at home concerned for the 89-year-old's health