Kirk Herbstreit Reveals Heartbreaking Truth Behind College GameDay’s Shocking 2 Losses
So, here’s the kicker: Kirk Herbstreit is sticking around, but come 2025, ESPN’s “College GameDay” is gearing up to wear a whole new jersey. After nearly four decades of gridiron banter, the show is facing a significant shuffle — say goodbye to two of its stalwarts, Lee Corso and Gene Wojciechowski. You gotta wonder, can “College GameDay” really capture the magic without Corso’s iconic mascot-head theatrics or Wojciechowski’s seasoned reporting? Herbstreit’s heartfelt tributes tell you it ain’t just another season — it’s the end of an era. With the season opener poised to light up Columbus, Ohio, the anticipation isn’t just about the No. 1 Texas vs. No. 2 Ohio State clash, but also how this reshaped crew will carry the torch. Change is tough, but hey, isn’t that what keeps the game thrilling? LEARN MORE.
Kirk Herbstreit isn’t going anywhere, but ESPN’s “College GameDay” is going to look different in 2025.
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