Week 7 was a big one in the world of college football, with the biggest game of the bunch being Oregon and Ohio State's massive clash, with the Ducks narrowly prevailing by a final score of 32-31. Considering how this matchup featured the Buckeyes,

Engrossed in the craziest Saturday that Brown can remember in nearly 30 years working alongside a lifelong friend — ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit, who Brown was helping make his 2,000-mile trek from “College GameDay” in Eugene, Oregon, to the Cotton Bowl ...

Kirk Herbstreit did "College GameDay" from Oregon, left early, then flew to Dallas to call the Red River Rivalry nearly 2,000 miles away.

As College GameDay made its return to Eugene for No. 3 Oregon vs. No. 2 Ohio State, Herbstreit left the set mid-show to board his flight to Dallas to call the Red River Rivalry game between No. 1 Texas and No. 18 Oklahoma this afternoon. But he didn’t stop broadcasting.

Kirk Herbstreit did not expect Oklahoma to score a single touchdown during the Red River Shootout Rivalry on Saturday and he was absolutely right. ESPN's

Herbstreit and the rest of College GameDay have logged a ton of flight miles this year, heating from Ireland to Texas to Michigan and eventually to Oregon. They’ll more than likely be heading down south again in Week 8, to either attend the Georgia-Texas matchup or the Alabama-Tennessee matchup.