Iowa native and former Iowa student Ashton Kutcher served as the celebrity guest picker for College GameDay in Ames this week ahead of the Iowa-Iowa State rivalry showdown.
If you’re an online person, you probably saw the recent stories about how Kutcher and Mila Kunis don’t bathe daily. You know which audience is typically very online? College students, like, say, those that would make up the on-site GameDay audience. Because of that, the festive atmosphere, and a general willingness for the Iowa State crowd to make fun of a former Iowa student, we were treated to not one but multiple examples of strong crowd chants aimed at Kutcher’s hygenic practices.
Fans chant "take a shower" at Ashton Kutcher on College GameDay #CollegeGameDay pic.twitter.com/0L3FyEGbsf
— Gifdsports (@gifdsports) September 11, 2021
The chants as Kutcher prepared to start his selection segment were, admittedly, choice:
Ashton Kutcher gets drowned out by "take a shower" chants on #CollegeGameDay pic.twitter.com/EfWWuLFGuN
— Gifdsports (@gifdsports) September 11, 2021
Kutcher also brought some real and actual analysis to the table when it came time to make his pick (the Hawkeyes), but even without the statistical evidence he cited, after those chants it’s hard to imagine Kutcher going with the home team.

About Jay Rigdon
Jay is a columnist at Awful Announcing. He is not a strong swimmer. He is probably talking to a dog in a silly voice at this very moment.
Recent Posts
France players skirt media obligations after World Cup loss to Spain
French players reportedly did not appear in the media mix zone after the loss.
‘This Was SportsCenter’ podcast is a smart nostalgia play by Rich Eisen
Season One was a highly entertaining and informative look back at the glory days of 'SportsCenter.'
Kyle Schwarber drops F-bomb on Fox All-Star Game broadcast while struggling with earpiece
"Whatever, f*ck it."
Jason Garrett launches ‘Coach 2 Coach’ leadership podcast
"There's absolutely no doubt in my mind that ... you can learn from these men and women."
FIFA officials reportedly ‘torn’ on long-term future of hydration breaks
"The organization continues to field complaints about the stoppages, particularly from abroad."
YouTube reportedly ‘leading candidate’ for NBA local broadcast hub in 2027-28
The hub will "likely be geofenced," meaning fans looking for out-of-market games will still need to use League Pass on Prime Video.