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Pat McAfee has grown increasingly angry with how he's portrayed by other people and outlets across the country.
TV sports personality Pat McAfee seemed to go a little overboard about his recent ESPN College GameDay visit to Utah.
ESPN College GameDay host Pat McAfee visited the University of Utah on Saturday, and it was memorable, but for the wrong reason. McAfee voiced his frustrations on his show Monday about a University social media post. "“I’ve enjoyed this college football season, did not enjoy the University of Utah. Did not enjoy it," McAfee said.
McAfee unloaded on the university during Monday’s episode of “The Pat McAfee Show,” saying a social media post mocking him and an awkward interaction during his million-dollar kicking contest combined to make for an experience he would rather not repeat.
Pat McAfee knows he's not everyone's cup of tea, but he took serious issue with how a Big 12 school treated him over the weekend.
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Except McAfee didn’t think so. He picked Houston to win, told Utah fans he hoped he’d never see them again, and then went on The Pat McAfee Show on Monday to announce that he’d never been more uncomfortable in his life. He “hates” the place. If GameDay ever goes back, he’ll fake COVID (probably).
