Johnny Knoxville used his appearance on ESPN’s College GameDay to fire some shots, especially at the expense of Pat McAfee.The ‘Jackass’ star served as the guest picker on the program, who were located at Neyland Stadium ahead of the Texas Longhorns-Tennessee Volunteers game.ESPN’s College GameDay travelled to Tennessee for Week 4 of the College Football seasonGettyAlso in attendance was US President Donald Trump, and his presence caused issues around coach-to-coach and coach-to-play radio communication.Knoxville throws shade at Pat McAfee’s albumKnoxville, who was wearing a full Tennessee uniform, entertained throughout the entire segment.He jokingly tried to slip a referee a $20 bill during a pre game interview, and also tackled ESPN’s social media admin to the ground.Knoxville made some statements that were just as outrageous as some of his stunts on MTV’s hit show.Arguably his best moment, however, came when he took aim at Pat McAfee‘s decision to release an album over the summer.While picking the game between Missouri and Mississippi State, Knoxville roasted McAfee’s recent country album in the process.“I’m so sure about this game, that if Missouri loses, I will punish myself by listening to Pat McAfee’s new album on repeat until Halloween,” Knoxville said.McAfee laughed at the joke, and the two had a small exchange following the pick.“No offense,” Knoxville said, to which McAfee responded “offense taken.”McAfee’s album ‘The Diary of a Polarizing Figure’ was released in August, and received harsh reviews from music critics. McAfee took offense to Knoxville’s comments about his albumGettyView Tweet: https://t.co/BADAqib8MHESPN’s ‘leader’ released his first song titled ‘Dookie’ in December 2025, and this was followed by his first full album.Colin Simmons apologizes after wild sack celebrationBoth Knoxville and McAfee were wrong when it came to picking the winner of the Longhorns – Volunteers matchup.Texas walked away with a 20-17 victory, improving them to 4-0 on the season.Despite receiving advice from his uncle, Payton, Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning unimpressed in the win.Instead, it was Texas’ defense who shined, particularly Chris Simmons who tied a record for the most sacks in a game with five.Simmons sacked quarterback Faizon Brandon for a 16-yard loss in the second quarter, then was penalized 15 yards when he mimed urinating on the field.Simmons tied a Longhorns record with five-sacksGettyAfter the game, Simmons, a junior, thanked God for everything he accomplished and then apologized for his actions.“I also do want to say I apologize for the celebration,” said Simmons, who tied a school record with five sacks Saturday. “I was definitely in that mode, feeling myself. But, you know, it happens. Charge it to the game.”Join talkSPORT’s dedicated US Sports YouTube channel every Tuesday and Thursday for our brand new NFL shows. On Tuesdays Will Gavin and US senior reporter Brian T Smith will debate the biggest talking points from the NFL weekend, while on Thursdays Efe Obada joins the crew to talk with players past and present and break down what to look for across the league