Kirk Herbstreit is an Ohio State man through and through, but with his son suiting up for rival Michigan, Herbie showed some subtle support for the Wolverines. Kirk Herbstreit is an Ohio State man ...

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.

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 ...

Special thanks to Kirk Herbstreit for his friendship and encouragement. And lest I forget, the fans…truly a blessing to share this with them. ESPN gave me this wonderful opportunity and provided ...

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.

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 ...

Lee Corso and Kirk Herbstreit have shared the stage on ESPN’s “College GameDay” program since 1996, but this August will be the last time we see Corso on the airwaves. ESPN announced that ...

He earned notable fanfare for his catchphrase, "Not so fast, my friend!" which he uttered when co-host Kirk Herbstreit made a prediction that he disagreed with. He typically used the catchphrase ...

The lengths to which Michigan and Ohio State folks will often go to spite one another are legendary. For fans of both schools ...

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 ...