"Enough to make a man say 'hell yeah'": CFB world abuzz as Ashton Jeanty gets compared to Sabrina Carpenter in a viral fan edit clip

Boise State's star running back Ashton Jeanty is making waves on and off the field. Jeanty, who’s been a unanimous pick for The Associated Press midseason All-America team, is racking up jaw-dropping stats. He leads the nation with 1,248 rushing yards, averaging 208 yards per game and an impressive 9.9 yards per carry. But it's not just his football prowess that’s grabbing attention.

A viral fan edit has the college football world buzzing, where Jeanty is humorously compared to pop star Sabrina Carpenter. The 15-second clip, shared by “Sickos Committee,” is dubbed:

"Ashton Jeanty x Sabrina Carpenter fancam."

One fan commented:

“Enough to make a man say ‘hell yeah.’”

“Need @SabrinaAnnLynn and @AshtonJeanty2 lined up in shotgun duo,” another fan wrote.

Fans even joked about football formations, with one writing:

“Two back formation and an unusual take on the wing T,” a fan wrote.

“Her appearing like a ghost of some sort is haunting just in time for Halloween,” another wrote.

“When my two worlds collide,” a fan wrote.

“I have nobody to send this to,” one wrote.

Boise State's Ashton Jeanty shines with unanimous honors

Running back Ashton Jeanty earned unanimous honors, while Colorado’s Travis Hunter made waves by securing two spots on The Associated Press midseason All-America team.

Boise State Broncos offensive lineman Jason Steele (67) picks up running back Ashton Jeanty (2) - Source: Imagn

The SEC claimed four of the five offensive line positions, and 10 preseason All-America first-team players kept their places mid-season. Nine SEC and six Big Ten players made the list, chosen by media members who voted in the AP Top 25 poll.

Jeanty has been unstoppable, rushing for over 200 yards in three of six games, averaging a nation-best 208 yards per game and 9.9 per carry. His 17 rushing touchdowns are the most in the country, and with 1,248 total rushing yards, only 25 teams have more than him this season. This is the highest six-game total since Garrett Wolfe's 1,343 yards in 2006.

Travis Hunter is a true standout, playing offense, defense, and special teams, with a staggering 147 snaps in one game. As Colorado’s top receiver, he has 46 catches for 587 yards and six touchdowns. Defensively, he has two interceptions, three pass breakups, and even forced a fumble in overtime to clinch a win.