Swift was also spotted leaving with Kelce after the game.
While the league tries its hardest to capitalize on the relationship, the University of Cincinnati doesn’t want to be left out of the fun.
Kelce’s alma mater tweeted a link Monday night to limited edition Travis Kelce UC jerseys.
Swifties! Why limit yourselves to concert tees when you sport a @tkelce limited edition @GoBearcats jersey and fully support @taylorswift13’s new boo!
— Cincinnati Bearcats (@GoBEARCATS) September 26, 2023
Be Fearless! 🌟🏈 😉
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“Swifties! Why limit yourselves to concert tees when you (could) sport a limited edition @GoBearcats jersey and fully support @taylorswift13′s new boo,” UC’s football team said. “Be Fearless!”
The limited edition jerseys are listed at $110, with small and medium sizes available.
Kelce played three seasons at UC before being drafted by the Chiefs in 2013. His older brother, Eagles C Jason Kelce, also went to Cincinnati. Kelce’s Eighty-Seven & Running Foundation in 2022 contributed to the athletics department through a health and wellness endowment for student-athletes.
While UC fans might remember him fondly, Bengals fans might not care too much for Kelce or his relationship status after some trash talk following the AFC Championship.
The UC alum rushed into Patrick Mahomes’ postgame interview, yelling “Burrowhead my a—” in response to Mike Hilton’s mic’d up moment during the Bengals’ divisional round game. He then took the mic during the trophy presentation to call out Mayor Aftab Pureval’s viral “They Gotta Play Us Day” proclamation.
Kelce has since said it’s all respect between the two teams, calling Bengals head coach Zac Taylor “top-tier” and saying he has “a lot of love for the Nati.”
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