“Bromance gets better each week”: Fans go gaga over Pat McAfee and Nick Saban’s latest moment on College GameDay

Former Indianapolis Colts punter Pat McAfee and legendary College Football coach Nick Saban have been involved in many pleasant moments during the College GameDay program this season, and Saturday's edition was no different.

At one moment, McAfee was seen feeding the legendary Alabama coach.

Here is how College Football fans responded to this moment.

These fans have spoken about the strong chemistry that the two have.

"The Pat and Saban Bromance gets better each week." said this fan

"The best interactions to watch lately are between Pat & Nick 🔥😂" said another fan

"Those 2 have the best chemistry on set. They are absolutely hilarious every week." Said a third fan

"Their bromance is exactly what America needs 😂" said this fan

Some fans noticed that Nick Saban has opened up a lot more and has become liked by even non-Alabama fans since joining the show

"😂😂 get coach out of his shell!" Said this fan

"This show is the best thing that could have ever happened to Saban. He has lightened up so much since joining the cast! Lol" said another fan

"Saban is gaining popularity seeing him have fun is a @CollegeGameDay Superpower!" Said a third fan

"Saban is adapting well to the festivities of GameDay. Took him a few weeks, but @PatMcAfeeShow has gotten him out of his shell." said this fan

Some fans mentioned that it is not the first time something like this has happened

"@PatMcAfeeShow always sticking his meat in someone’s mouth" said this fan

"He’s always feeding saban hahah remember week 1 people saying saban hates him I think they go great together" said another fan

Meanwhile, the following fans disapprove of McAfee's antics:

"At least Coach brings class to the show ! Gross, Pat !!" Said this fan

"McAfee is a clown" said another fan

"What is Saban doing with these idiots" said a third fan

Where are McAfee, Saban and Co. for GameDay this week?

This week, College GameDay was in Bloomington, Indiana, the home of the undefeated Indiana Hoosiers.

This was the first time ever the program was in Bloomington. They covered the Hoosiers' game against the Washington Huskies.

Alongside the usual panel, Philadelphia Phillies slugger Kyle Schwarber was the special guest picker. He went to the University of Indiana and led the baseball team to the College World Series in 2013.