ESPN Edits Out Shane Gillis’ Donald Trump Impersonation Before Sharing ‘College GameDay’ Clip

Par for the course for ESPN. College GameDay was in College Station for week 1 ahead of the matchup between Texas A&M and Notre Dame. And while host Pat McAfee definitely brought the energy, the crew was also joined by a slate of special guests including guest picker Johnny Manziel and comedian Shane Gillis. During the show, McAfee gave an A&M soccer player named Lucas the opportunity to kick a field goal for $25,000 - with Notre Dame fan Shane Gillis chirping him and calling him a loser along the way. And unfortunately for Lucas, he wasn't able to back up his trash talk, coming up short with his kick. https://twitter.com/PatMcAfeeShow/status/1829900719056678913 But McAfee decided to make it double or nothing, and give him a redo for a chance to win $50,000. Obviously Gillis is known for his impression of President Donald Trump. It's pretty spot-on, and while pretty much everybody does an impression of Trump these days, Shane might have the best one out there. So naturally, before the big kick, McAfee asked Gillis what he thought Trump would have to say to Lucas: "What a loser." Sounds pretty accurate to me. Well Lucas made his second kick and won the $50k, sending the GameDay crew and the crowd into a frenzy. But as fans went back to watch the replay of the moment posted by ESPN, they noticed that one specific part had been edited out: Gillis' Donald Trump impression. Here's the full clip, which was posted by McAfee himself and includes the line from Gillis at around the 35 second mark: https://twitter.com/PatMcAfeeShow/status/1829901334621143172 And here's the clip shared by ESPN, with the Trump impression edited out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xmkHRuZvRo Leave it to ESPN to edit out the funniest part of the whole electric scene. As Shane Gillis (in his Donald Trump voice) would say, what a loser.