Tennessee Vols fans who watched the first half of UT's game against the Georgia Bulldogs on Saturday night on ESPN probably weren't very happy with Kirk Herbstreit and Chris Fowler. The duo put on ...

During Saturday night's game between the Georgia Bulldogs and Tennessee Volunteers, ESPN's Chris Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit wondered if a Volunteers defender might be faking an injury.

ESPN’s roster of on-air personalities includes a blend of veteran voices, familiar faces and talented newcomers led by the No. 1 team of Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit and reporter Holly Rowe ...

It was an interesting shot for the broadcast duo of Chris Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit to take during the 42-17 Ohio State rout of Tennesee on the opening weekend of the College Football Playoff.

The officiating crew in the Texas-Georgia matchup on Saturday night may have unknowingly set a dangerous precedent. An interception by Texas defensive back Jahdae Barron of Georgia quarterback ...

He's still coaching," Herbstreit said ... don't do that," Sharpe said. "Kirk, Chris Fowler, I promise you, if you ever mention any platform that I'm on again talking about 'I wonder what they ...

While broadcasting Ohio State's big College Football Playoff win over Tennessee, Kirk Herbstreit and Chris Fowler talked about "the lunatic fringe" at the school and talk about firing Buckeyes ...

Stephen A. Smith and Shannon Sharpe heard what ESPN colleagues Kirk Herbstreit and Chris Fowler had to say about the Worldwide Leader over the weekend. During Monday’s installment of “First ...

All things considered, Stephen A. Smith took a fairly diplomatic approach while replying to Kirk Herbstreit’s criticism of First Take. The same, however, can’t be said for Shannon Sharpe.

REQUIRED READING: Kirk Herbstreit announces death of ... week for "College GameDay" and ABC broadcasts alongside Herbstreit and Chris Fowler. He had also traveled to different NFL cities in ...

Kirk Herbstreit, who played his college football ... overcoming adversity next to his play-by-play colleague Chris Fowler, his eyes began to well up with tears, and he could not hold them in.