It may be Week 15 of the college football season, but that doesn’t mean that ESPN’s College GameDay doesn’t have anything to do.

As per usual, the crew held its show as Army takes on Navy Saturday and picks were made at the end of the show for bowl games in the weeks ahead. Parts of the show this time of year don’t always deal with matchups, though, part of it talks about the rewards to be handed out.

One award that gets plenty of attention is the Heisman Trophy. On Saturday’s College GameDay especially, the Heisman discussion was amped up, as the winner is being announced at 8 p.m. on Saturday.

During its show, College GameDay had an interview with 2 of the 3 finalists — Alabama QB Tua Tagovailoa and Oklahoma QB Kyler Murray. One finalist was missing, though: Ohio State QB Dwayne Haskins.

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Where was Haskins?

We’re not exactly sure. However, it seemed at the time that Haskins was being a bit slighted. It did seem quite odd that Haskins wasn’t with the other candidates.

Later in the show, though, Haskins was interviewed by himself.

ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit made a comment about Brian Hartline being named as the full-time WRs coach at Ohio State on Twitter Saturday afternoon. No biggie. One of the comments, however, got some attention:

Herbstreit responded:

Herbstreit understood where the comment was coming from. The whole thing didn’t make much sense. ESPN’s Rece Davis also decided to respond to the controversy:

Davis didn’t get the whole uproar. He even seemed to defend the fact that Haskins wasn’t interviewed with the other two by saying that “Dwayne got more coverage.” This, of course, angered people: