Kirk Herbstreit Gets Roasted for ESPN Employee Rubbing His Feet During College GameDay

Posted on November 19, 2022

NCAA Football: Clemson at North Carolina State

ESPN’s College GameDay was in Bozeman, Montana on Saturday for Montana vs. Montana State and it was the coldest College GameDay in the history of the program, with temperatures hovering in the low single digits during the show.

Naturally, it was cold for everyone, but Kirk Herbstreit looked like he was handling the cold worse than most. A video of an ESPN employee rubbing Herbstreit’s feet, presumably to warm them up, went viral on Twitter on Saturday.

Looks like @KirkHerbstreit’s feet are cold. pic.twitter.com/zqH6Ly22Y0
— Montana Kaimin (@MontanaKaimin) November 19, 2022

And needless to say, many college football fans had a field day with this video.

So the Yellowstone outfit is just for looks and isn’t actually practical in Montana weather?
— Leyland (@run_leyland) November 19, 2022

He sits behind a desk and nobody can see his feet. Put on thicker socks, NOBODY should be on the ground rubbing his feet and I'm blown away that he is even ok with it. Weird.
— ViperPoison23 (@ViperPoison23) November 19, 2022

If I worked at ESPN, and my boss told me to go warm up Kirk’s feet I would tell Kirk Herbstreit to go stick his foot up my boss’s ass to warm it up. https://t.co/9e4Acu7hiJ
— Derek Duke (@DerekDuke25) November 19, 2022

Wow, I knew he was weak but that is ridiculous.
— Laoch899 (@Loach899) November 20, 2022

Dress for the weather not for fashion. Two layers of heavy wool socks my friend. 😆
— 🧀🧀MikeK🧀🧀 (@i_mik3) November 19, 2022

Whata pathetic thing to see. That look on his face you can tell he knows how bad this looks. Dude thinks he's royalty.
— Logan (@KayRuth2125) November 19, 2022