Last Updated on November 24, 2024 7:41 pm
It was quite the buzz on the Appalachian campus on Saturday as Jason Kelce attended the JMU/App State game.
The retired 13-year career Philadelphia Eagle, now turned broadcaster, was in town to support and help share the story of the area’s resilient response to Hurricane Helene.
Social media documented Kelce's appearance, as you can see some below. App State came from behind after trailing 14-0 to win the game 34-20.
Kelce singing Bonnie Tyler's “Total Eclipse of the Heart”
Sing your heart out, @JasonKelce
— New Heights (@newheightshow) November 23, 2024
(via https://t.co/HOvGrn49Iy.onnn/TT) pic.twitter.com/TBkpxRuDSh
Kelce addressed the crowd at halftime
@JasonKelce what a bad ass!!! pic.twitter.com/X8aadKU4qi
— TodayIGiveMyAll ⚫️🟡 (@TodayIGiveMyAll) November 23, 2024
I redownloaded twitter just to let everyone know I just shotgun a beer with @JasonKelce #GoApp pic.twitter.com/FndEw9Onf6
— Nick Robison (@robisonnk) November 23, 2024
In the radio booth with the Appalachian Sports Network post-game.
Look at who made it to The Rock for @AppState_FB today… @JasonKelce.
— AWN – Appalachian Weekly News (@AppWeeklyNews) November 23, 2024
He took a pic w/some of our students before the game.
Kelce says since the @Chiefs are in CLT to play the @Panthers Sunday, he wanted to come up and support Western North Carolina after the hurricane. #NFL pic.twitter.com/MLYDBQlfBF
#AppNation, you are special.
— App State Athletics (@appstatesports) November 23, 2024
Thanks for being here, @JasonKelce!#GoApp #MountainStrong pic.twitter.com/H8Rv5MXXj9
