Scottie Scheffler spotted chilling with “Hook 'Em"at his latest college football outing

Scottie Scheffler, the world's top-ranked golfer, was spotted chilling with the official mascot of the University of Texas, Hook 'Em, at College Game Day. He is currently enjoying his time off after having an incredible season with seven PGA Tour wins and a gold medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Fans across the United States are excited and tuning in to support their favorite teams as the college football season has reached an exciting stage.

Scheffler appeared on ESPN's College Gameday on Saturday morning and sat next to Lee Corso, an American sports broadcaster, football analyst, and former coach. Corso wore the Hook 'Em head in support of the Texas Longhorns and revealed he is backing them to come good.

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The 2024 Masters champion was sitting next to him in a white shirt flaunting his Masters jacket. He enjoyed his time there and talked about various things mostly related to College Football.

This was Scottie Scheffler's second appearance on ESPN's College Gameday. He was the guest picker and received the PGA Tour Player of the Year Award at the show in 2022 before the Texas-Alabama match. He got 89% of the votes from his peers and was emotional after receiving the news. Scheffler has come a long way in just two years to become the World's No.1 golfer.

Scottie Scheffler reveals his Gameday picks

The 2024 Masters Champion Scottie Scheffler reveals his College football gameday picks - Source: Getty

The hosts asked Scottie Scheffler to pick his favorites to win on Saturday. The most notable game that Scheffler was tasked with was Miami vs Louisville. Notably, the Louisville Police arrested the pro golfer after a traffic incident at the 2024 PGA Championship.

"Not to bring anything personal into this with Louisville – great city, great people. But I think Miami is gonna smoke ‘em," Scheffler said.

One of the hosts, Kirk Herbstreit, was the only one on the desk who went with Louisville. Hence, Pat McAfee jokingly questioned if he liked Scheffler's arrest by Louisville police.