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Former ESPN star blasts Pat McAfee: ‘I could never be that soft’

Brian O'Malley
Brian O'Malley
Brian O'Malley
Sports Reporter · Liverpool, NY

Brian has dedicated over eight years to covering high school athletics across Central New York, previously writing for the Post-Standard. He is a former high school athlete himself, which gives him a unique perspective on the triumphs and challenges young athletes face in the community.

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Sports Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 2:20 PM · 1 min read
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Former ESPN star blasts Pat McAfee: ‘I could never be that soft’ — Albany Sports news

ESPN College GameDay star Pat McAfee had harsh words for the University of Utah after GameDay visited last weekend ahead of the Utes’ game against Houston.

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