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Kirk Herbstreit reveals why he got emotional after OSU national championship win

Look: ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit reveals why he got emotional on Sports Center following Ohio State football's national championship:

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ESPN broadcaster reveals why he was brought to tears on broadcast after Ohio State won national championship

Kirk Herbstreit addressed his tears that were seen on the ESPN broadcast after Ohio State won the national title, when he revealed his wife, Ally, was diagnosed with breast cancer.

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Kirk Herbstreit crying after Ohio State national championship confirms ESPN’s worst kept secret

Kirk Herbstreit makes a lot of money to call football games. The long-time broadcaster is estimated to make somewhere between $14-18 million per year between his duties calling college football games for ESPN and NFL games on Amazon on Thursday Night Football.

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Kirk Herbstreit reveals wife diagnosed with breast cancer after emotional moment in ESPN booth

Kirk Herbstreit pulled back the curtains on why he was so emotional after Ohio State’s national championship win over Notre ...

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Everyone Is Praying For ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit Following Heartbreaking Family Announcement

Fans are praying for Kirk Herbstreit and his family following some heartbreaking personal news. The ESPN broadcaster ...

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Kirk Herbstreit's salary: What are the sports commentator's real earnings?

What is Kirk Herbstreit's salary? He has amassed a considerable wealth through his successful career as a sports broadcaster.

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Kirk Herbstreit makes heartbreaking health revelation following national title game

Kirk Herbstreit was emotional following Ohio State’s win over Notre Dame in the national title game, and on Tuesday he ...

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‘Always a Buckeye’ – Fans praise tearful ESPN presenter as he’s forced to walk off camera after CFP final

Kirk Herbstreit lived every father’s dream as he watched his son win a national championship. The ESPN broadcaster played quarterback for Ohio State from 1989-92 and was on the call as his ...

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