The Pat McAfee Hates Me Salt Lake City Shirt is made for Utah fans who were on campus, or watching from home, when ESPN’s College GameDay came to Salt Lake City on October 24, 2026, and ended with one of the most talked-about sign-offs of the college football season. It turns a weekend of headlines, hurt feelings, and a big Utes win into something you can wear.
Pat McAfee Hates Me Salt Lake City Shirt – Wear the Snub Proudly
The Pat McAfee Hates Me Salt Lake City 2026 Shirt is bold, simple, and easy to read from across a stadium plaza. It sits on a black background. Across the top, a thin red ridgeline zigzags from one side of the chest to the other, with several peaks tipped in white like snowcaps. It suggests the mountains that rise above Salt Lake City and gives the graphic a sense of place before you read a word.
Below the peaks, “PAT McAFEE” appears in clean white serif capitals. Then “HATES” takes over in large red collegiate slab lettering, the loudest word on the shirt. “ME” sits underneath in matching white block letters, closing the phrase with a punchline. The red-and-white palette echoes the classic colors Utah fans already wear on Saturdays.
Near the bottom, “SALT LAKE CITY” sits in small, spaced-out white capitals between two red horizontal rules. This detail grounds the joke in one city and one weekend, and it turns the shirt from a general joke into a specific memory.

Together, the elements read like a vintage college athletics tee with a modern, internet-aware sense of humor. The mood is confident, a little cheeky, and completely unbothered. It fits tailgates, watch parties, campus days, and anywhere Utah fans gather to relive the season.
Product Details
Sizes: S to 5XL (S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL)
Styles Available: Unisex short-sleeve crew-neck graphic tee
Material: Cotton for comfort & breathability
Fit: Classic relaxed fit, true to size
Colors: Multiple color options available
Origin: Made in USA
Care Instructions: Machine wash cold, inside out. Tumble dry low. Do not bleach. Do not iron directly on the print.








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Wow, all three! Website was standard e-commerce, customer service promptly responded to my questions twice — though a bit indirectly, delivery tracking was a bit of a black box but once item cleared New Jersey customs I knew it was on its way.