Pop Star Madison Beer Joins Justin Herbert in Eugene for ‘College GameDay’
Pop star Madison Beer has recently been spotted in Eugene, Oregon, alongside her boyfriend, Justin Herbert, the quarterback for the Los Angeles Chargers and a former University of Oregon football star. Their appearances in the city have raised excitement among fans as it aligns with “ESPN College GameDay,” which is scheduled to return to Eugene on Saturday, November 22.
Celebrity Sightings Ahead of College GameDay
This week, Beer, 26, and Herbert, 27, were seen multiple times in downtown Eugene. Their visit has ignited speculation about Herbert potentially being a guest picker for the College GameDay broadcast.
- Madison Beer is set to release her third album, “Locket,” in January.
- The couple was seen at Trader Joe’s on November 18.
- They were spotted again in downtown Eugene on November 19.
Instagram Speculations and Local Insights
Beer fueled rumors on social media by sharing images from her trip, including a photo likely taken during their flight from Los Angeles to Eugene. A glimpse of Mount Shasta hinted at their journey, while another story highlighted the scenic evergreens of the area.
Eyewitness accounts confirmed the couple’s presence in Eugene. Staff photographer Isaac Wasserman captured their outing at Trader Joe’s, where they opted to avoid photographs and comments from fans.
The Question of the Guest Picker
The primary topic of discussion among fans centers around whether Beer or Herbert will serve as the guest picker during “GameDay.” With the show’s second visit to Eugene this season, many are curious about celebrity involvement.
While Ducks correspondent Tyson Alger expressed skepticism about Beer being chosen, citing more prominent figures like Herbert and Marcus Mariota as better options, the excitement surrounding the couple remains palpable. Alger mentioned, “It seems like the Ducks are kind of running out of viable celebrity candidates.”
As the anticipation builds for this weekend’s broadcast, fans eagerly await news on who will take the stage as the guest picker for “ESPN College GameDay.”
