Actor Timothée Chalamet made a surprise appearance on ESPN’s “College GameDay” as a guest football analyst, offering his predictions for the conference championship games. Despite his indie roots and artsy persona, Chalamet confidently selected winners for several high-stakes matchups. He predicted Texas would defeat Georgia Bulldogs in the SEC championship, and Oregon would triumph over Penn State in the Big Ten championship. He also chose Arizona State to win the Big 12 championship, Louisiana to win the Sun Belt Conference, and Ohio University to beat Miami of Ohio in the MAC championship.
Chalamet’s sports knowledge extended to picking Southern Methodist University over Clemson and Jackson State University over Southern in the SWAC championship. Interestingly, he will soon star as Bob Dylan in the biopic “A Complete Unknown,” and the legendary musician has already praised the film and Chalamet’s performance. Chalamet’s appearance on “College GameDay” showcased his versatility and ability to step outside his usual roles to engage in lighthearted sports commentary. This unexpected foray into the world of college football added a fun and quirky element to the pregame show, emphasizing Chalamet’s ability to connect with a wide audience beyond his usual fanbase in the entertainment industry.
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