Timothée Chalamet, the renowned Dune star, has once again amazed everyone with his diverse talents. On December 7, 2024, during ESPN's College GameDay, he showcased his impressive knowledge of college football. This unexpected display led to a series of reactions and praise.

Impressive Picks and Insights

As a guest picker on the broadcast, Chalamet made his first pick by choosing the Jackson State Tigers over the Southern Jaguars in the Southwestern Athletic Conference. He confidently stated, "I'm going Jackson State, eight wins in a row, 11 all-conference players. It should be a comfortable, easy win for them." His analysis didn't stop there. Later, he predicted an Ohio Bobcats win over the Miami RedHawks in the Mid-American Conference. He pointed out, "Listen, these teams are two and two at the last four matchups. The RedHawks' defense looks good, but I'm looking at fourth-year Bobcats quarterback Parker Navarro. With a 65% completion rate, if he can get going, he'll tilt this in favor of the Bobcats. I'm going underdog Bobcats here."His daring choices sparked reactions. Broadcaster Pat McAfee gave him a shoulder pat and a handshake, saying, "Yes. I love that." Online, podcaster Ross Bolen praised him, writing, "You are all fools for doubting Timothée Chalamet's knowledge of ball. He drank the Water of Life." Fox Sports' Peter Schrager also shared, "Timothée Chalamet came prepared, researched and referenced the Pony Express. Maybe the best College Gameday guest picker yet. NYC guy. Respect."

Spot-On Prediction

Chalamet's MAC prediction proved to be accurate. The Bobcats won in a landslide over the RedHawks with a final score of 38-3, bringing their season record to 10-3. His correct call was attributed to Bobcats quarterback Navarro's four touchdowns during the game.

Upcoming Project

Chalamet is set to star in the Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown, which chronicles the singer-songwriter's early life and career in the 1960s. This upcoming project further showcases his versatility and ability to take on different roles and projects.