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

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.

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'

Tuesday was a big day in terms of college football. The Vols and 11 other schools found themselves in the first 12-team playoff rankings poll with the Vols being ranked 7th with the projection of the 8th seed. Talkin’ Tennessee with Caleb Sisk would do a video with fellow Tennessee on SI writer Tanner Johnson to discuss the top 12 seeds.

And so it is that the age of the disruptors has come for college football, too. There's Lane Kiffin, who has been thumbing his nose at the powers-that-be, ruffling feathers and breaking the system since a time when we didn't call people like him "disruptors.