What's going on with Kirk Herbstreit? The longtime face of ESPN's college football coverage went after the sport in more ways than one this weekend. The former Ohio State Buckeyes quarterback turned broadcaster took shots at the College Football Playoff selection committee and the "lunatic fringe"

Hindsight is very easy when you have a result to make your case, as ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit did on College GameDay to decry Indiana’s playoff placement over what he feels are better teams with more losses.

As we near the first round of a historic College Football Playoff, we could see an upset or two involving prominent teams, at least according to ESPN’s Kirk Her

ESPN's college football analyst says, 'Indiana was outclassed in that game,' and more in wake of loss to Notre Dame.

As Texas took a commanding lead over Clemson on Saturday, ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit shared a blunt response to how uncompetitive the first-round College Football Playoff games have been. The 12-team playoff kicked off on Friday night in South Bend, Indiana, with No. 7 Notre Dame hosting No. 10 Indiana.

ESPN broadcaster Kirk Herbstreight opened up on his son, Chase Herbstreit, committing to the Michigan football program.

Kirk Herbstreit, who played quarterback at Ohio State from 1988 through 1992, is now known as ESPN's most recognizable college football analyst on College Gameday. He's also the color commentator for Thursday Night Football on Amazon Prime.

ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit offered some more details on his son’s rather shocking decision to commit to Michigan despite the family’s long-standing ties to the Ohio State Buckeyes.Herbstreit appeared on a recent episode of the “Pardon My Take” podcast and opened up about his son Chase’s decision to commit to Michigan as part of the class of 2025.