I think it’s Scottie Scheffler,” Herbstreit finally revealed. “REALLY!?” McAfee and his co-producers said in unison. “Wow! That’s great!” Two years ago, when Texas hosted top-ranked Alabama in a non-conference showdown,

Two years ago, Scottie Scheffler was caught off-guard during an appearance on ESPN’s College GameDay before the Longhorns football team hosted then-No. 1 Alabama in Austin. Texas men’s golf coach John Fields presented Scheffler with the Jack Nicklaus Award for being the 2022 PGA Tour Player of the Year in front of the reigning NCAA men’s championship golf team.

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On3’s Thomas Goldkamp deemed PGA Tour golfer Scottie Scheffler an “excellent choice” for College GameDay’s guest-picker for the Georgia-Texas matchup on October 19 live from Austin. Goldkamp believes Scheffler is relevant to the matchup due to his experience as a former Longhorns golfer.

World number one Scottie Scheffler has admitted he's already planned his Champions Dinner ahead of the 2025 Masters tournament with his choices likely to turn heads

With ESPN’s College GameDay heading to Austin for Texas-Georgia, the Highland Park product was announced as the show’s guest picker. Kirk Herbstreit first dropped the news while appearing on “The Pat McAfee Show” on Thursday.

Scottie Scheffler is likely to have the deciding say on what the Champions Dinner menu will be at the 2025 Masters, after he surged to a four-shot victory at Augusta National on Sunday.