There’s no relationship on ESPN’s "College GameDay" quite like the one between Kirk Herbstreit and the legendary Lee Corso, who have shared the set for nearly 30 years. Now, at 89 years old ...

Most people Kirk Herbstreit has spoken with have accepted that NIL is here to stay. There’s a general understanding now that players are going to get paid. That’s just the nature of today’s ...

Over the years, Corso also formed close relationships with fellow analysts, particularly Kirk Herbstreit, who sits beside him on every show and has become like family. Following the announcement ...

After an astonishing 38 college football seasons, Corso has become a beloved staple of College GameDay, alongside Kirk Herbstreit, Desmond Howard, Rece Davis and, in recent years, Nick Saban and ...

Adam Cairns/Columbus Dispatch / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images The Nico Iamaleava saga continues to drag on, but Kirk Herbstreit has offered a different, balanced perspective on it.

Former quarterback Kirk Herbstreit has strong ties to the Ohio State Buckeyes and his home state of Ohio. But Herbstreit has arguably an even stronger bond with fellow ESPN broadcaster Lee Corso.

Analysts Kirk Herbstreit, left, and Lee Corso get ready to begin ESPN College Game Day, filmed at the University of Texas on the South Mall, ahead of the Longhorns' game against the Georgia Bulldogs.

“First time I did a Tennessee game, I was very interested to see what Nico was going to be like in our production meeting,” Herbstreit said. “What he's going to be like... I saw the pajamas.

Following the announcement, longtime on-air partner and friend Kirk Herbstreit took to social media with a message for his beloved mentor. "Coach, this is Kirk, I just wanted to say I love you.

The reaction to the announcement of Lee Corso retiring from ESPN’s “College GameDay” has been flooding in, but perhaps none was more heartfelt than from Kirk Herbstreit. The college football ...

As the forward face of college football, Kirk Herbstreit’s opinion matters. Herbstreit’s comments tend to spark reactions — some positive, others less so. And it’s a reaction that is ...