- A live special of the Kelce Brothers Podcast will take place in Cincinnati on Thursday
- Travis and Jason Kelce played college football in Cincinnati a decade ago
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Before their ‘New Heights Live’ special took place on Thursday night, Travis and Jason Kelce stopped by to talk to the current Cincinnati Bearcats football team.
At least one of the Kelce brothers played for Cincinnati from 2006 to 2012, and with the brother’s current celebrity status, they are probably the program’s two most famous alumni.
Cincinnati football head coach Scott Satterfield, who accepted the job in 2022 after stints as head coach at Louisville and Appalachian State, posted photos with each of the Kelce brothers on social media.
‘Very grateful to @JasonKelce and @tkelce for speaking to our team. I’m excited to have you back in Clifton! Satterfield said in X, referencing the Cincinnati neighborhood where the university’s campus is located.
In the photos, Travis is wearing a green Nike sweatshirt, while Jason is wearing a Bearcats football jersey.
Satterfield posed for a photo with Travis, who played for the Bearcats from 2008 to 2012.
Jason graduated from UC in 2010, while Satterfield was an assistant at Florida International.
After playing high school football together, the Kelces also played college football together.
The Kelces’ return to Cincinnati is their first live ‘New Heights’ show at their alma mater.
Jason Kelce just finished his career with the Philadelphia Eagles after 13 years in the NFL.
Jason’s future beyond his podcast is of great public interest, and networks are reportedly lining up to acquire his services.
This past weekend, Jason Kelce appeared at WWE’s WrestleMania 40 alongside Eagles offensive lineman Lane Johnson.
Travis Kelce remains one of the best tight ends in the NFL and his relationship with 14-time Grammy winner Taylor Swift has increased interest in all things Kelce.
It has not been confirmed whether Swift herself will appear Thursday in Cincinnati, but it is unlikely.