The multiple Grammy winner has monopolized the NFL spotlight in recent months for her relationship with Travis Kelce
The surname Swift was already associated with American football before Taylor was born. The thread of this story is revealed by Andy Reid, head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, where his current partner Travis Kelce plays, when remembering that the pop singer’s father, Scott Swift, had attracted the attention of college football since the decade from 1970.
“His father Scott Swift played at the University of Delaware and was a big football fan and a good guy,” Andy Reid said on a SiriusXM podcast.
Scott Swift is identified as a “Blue Hens” by the University of Pennsylvania, but his first record in college football is four 4,734 miles away from that educational institution.
Taylor Swift has recently taken center stage in the NFL, but when did her connection with American football begin? Kathryn Riley/Getty Images
The University of Hawaii boasts, on its website, that Scott Swift belonged to its college football team. In a note published on its official page, a question is asked “What is Taylor Swift’s tie to UH?” (What is Taylor Swift’s relationship with the University of Hawaii?), and then reveal the link between the educational institution and the father of Travis Kelce’s girlfriend.
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Scott Swift, before he was a stockbroker or graduated with a business degree, was a linebacker turned center in college. His beginnings were with the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors, UH’s college football team.
According to their records, Scott Swift was with the Rainbow Warriors in the 1970 season and was recorded as a first-year center, approximately 1.91 meters tall, 88 kilos in weight and barely 18 years old.
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Andy Reid, head coach of Kansas City, first heard the surname Swift in 1971, because the still young Scott Swift decided to continue his business career at the University of Delaware, and there join the Fightin’ Blue Hens , the college football team of that educational institution.
Scott Swift left college football in 1974, after graduation, without imagining that 50 years later his daughter, Taylor, would be able to generate an economic impact of $331.5 million for the NFL, according to Apex Marketing Group. leading company in advertising and brand consulting services.
So the surname Swift was linked to American football since before Taylor was born and monopolized the spotlight in recent weeks in the NFL ahead of the Super Bowl LVIII.
2024-02-02 17:06:00
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