Kirk Herbstreit’s dog, Ben, dies from cancer

Kirk Herbstreit's late dog Ben gets emotional tribute on 'College GameDay,' Herbstreit cries on set
College GameDay's' Kirk Herbstreit delivered a moving tribute to his dog Ben, who died this week. Ahead of the monologue, Herbstreit broke down at the panel.
Kirk Herbstreit cries paying tribute to late service dog Ben
ESPN college football analyst Kirk Herbstreit was filled with emotion while he honored his late dog, Ben, during “College GameDay” on Nov. 9.
Kirk Herbstreit Gets Emotional as He Shares Tribute After Dog Ben’s Death: ‘America’s Best Friend’
Kirk Herbstreit paid tribute to his late dog Ben, who recently died, with an emotional televised segment ahead of the LSU and Alabama football game on Saturday, Nov. 9.
Kirk Herbstreit announces death of his dog, Ben, as fans pay tribute
Herbstreit’s beloved golden retriever had become somewhat of a celebrity through frequent appearances on ESPN’s “College GameDay” and in the broadcast booth.
Kirk Herbstreit Honors Dog Ben in 'College GameDay' Tribute Video After Pet's Death
College football analyst Kirk Herbstreit honored the life of his beloved dog, Ben, as part of the ESPN College GameDay broadcast on Saturday. After Ben
Kirk Herbstreit's dog, Ben, dies: Tributes for college football analyst's beloved friend
Kirk Herbstreit on Thursday announced the death of his beloved dog, Ben. Tributes from the college football world poured in after it was announced:
Kirk Herbstreit's Emotional Tribute to Late Golden Retriever 'Ben' Had Fans Sobbing
The video says 'Dogs only flaw as a species is they don't live long enough' and truer words were never spoken. We will forever miss Ben.
Kirk Herbstreit Blasted 'Clown' College Football Fan Base Saturday
ESPN college football announcer Kirk Herbstreit did not hold back on Saturday night. The ESPN college football announcer was on the call of Saturday night's Alabama vs. LSU game at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge.
Lee Corso consoles emotional Kirk Herbstreit in heart-melting College GameDay moment
Lee Corso rushed to comfort Kirk Herbstreit after the 55-year-old was overcome with emotion during a touching tribute for his late dog, Ben, on ESPN's 'College Gameday'
College football world pays tribute to Kirk Herbstreit’s dog Ben before Alabama vs. LSU
Another week has come and gone with college football, but this time it was a little different for the College Gameday crew. Ben, the famous dog of Kirk Herbstreit, passed away earlier this week, leaving the college football world in shock.
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Kirk Herbstreit announces death of Ben after beloved dog's battle with cancer
Kirk Herbstreit announced on Thursday that his loyal Golden Retriever, Ben Herbstreit, passed away at the age of 10 after a ...
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Georgia Tech Football: Kirk Herbstreit Names Georgia Tech and Brent Key Among His Top Teams and Coach of The Week
As a result, head coach Brent Key and defensive coordinator Tyler Santucci were named as one of the top coaches of the week ...
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Kirk Herbstreit names his top-performing players of Week 11
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How Charlie Kirk's 'Brainwashed' Tour Helped Reelect Trump
The right-wing activist helped reelect Donald Trump with events at 25 colleges that tapped into "pent-up frustration" among young voters, organizers said.