Ohio State and Georgia have fought tooth and nail to get to the College Football Playoff National Championship and the moment is finally here. And with the season coming down to just one final game all eyes were glued to the clash between the two best teams in college football.
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Fans Rip Herbstreit During Notre Dame, Ohio State Clash
Even with this being the last game of the College Football season, fans were not completely tuned into the action on the field. Instead many of them turned their attention to what was going on in the broadcast booth.
ESPN college football analyst Kirk Herbstreit came under fire on social media for his commentary during the Ohio State, Notre Dame game.
"Can we get Ohio State Herbstreit out of announcing. Take him and his dog and get him out," one fan said on X, formerly known as Twitter.
"Kirk Herbstreit is bad for College Football," another user added.
Day, Freeman Get Honest About Pre-Game Messages
With each team having just one game to earn the right to be called National Champs, emotions are at an all-time high. While many people might expect that the head coaches would have strong messages to send to their respective teams ahead of Monday night's clash, they said there is nothing left to be said at this talk. Now it's up to their players to let their play on the field do the talking.
"You've got to do what we've done, and you've got to do it better," Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman said. "We're facing a great opponent. You're in the national championship game. You might say it with a little passion. The natural emotions will come out in that moment."
"Being in the locker room is a special moment. It is," Ohio State head coach Ryan Day said. "But you all of a sudden can't just like ramp a guy up in the last second to get a guy to go play really, really hard. It's a buildup that usually starts 48 hours out to get your body, your soul, your mind ready to go play in a game like this."
