Pat McAfee surprised after learning name of college football player

College football certainly has some unusual and even silly names. It's a veritable fact, but one that surprised ESPN analyst Pat McAfee in a fun skit on College GameDay ahead of Week 1 kickoff. ESPN host Rece Davis unveiled a list of five unusual college football names and asked his fellow GameDay participants to choose which of the five names wasn't actually real.

Faced with a list of Nitro Tuggle, Memorable Factor, Indiana Jones, Cody Stufflebean, and Turbo Richard, ESPN's personnel seemingly were all astonished that four of the names were real. Kirk Herbstreit opted for Stufflebean as the made-up name. The Kansas State defensive end is definitely a real person.

But it was time for McAfee to weigh in. "Nitro Tuggle? That sounds awesome," noted the punter-turned-personality. He also dragged Desmond Howard and Nick Saban along with him as skeptics of the epic name.

But Davis's joke was on everyone-- all five of the names were real.

"You've got a great name, bro," exclaimed McAfee, in a reference to Tuggle, amid general mirth on the set.