Jason Kelce and Sauce Gardner were pictured together on Saturday as they watched their alma mater, the University of Cincinnati’s Bearcats, in action.

The duo took in the team’s annual spring game at Nippert Stadium, which was due to host Jason and brother Travis’ New Heights live show earlier this week before inclement weather forced it indoors.

Kelce, who has recently retired from the NFL, posed for a picture with the New York Jets cornerback before the game kicked off.

The Bearcats’ social media account posted the picture and captioned it ‘Two eras. One program’ alongside a picture of a goat.

Kelce left the University of Cincinnati in 2010 before being drafted to the NFL by the Philadelphia Eagles. Gardner, meanwhile, attended the same school a decade later and left in 2021 before he was selected by the Jets.

Gardner posed with Travis Kelce after the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Jets back in October

It is not the first time Gardner has met up with a Kelce. He swapped jerseys with Travis and posed for pictures after the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Jets back in October.

While Travis has flown back to Los Angeles to reunite with girlfriend Taylor Swift, Jason has remained in Ohio after their New Heights live extravaganza earlier in the week.

Kelce defended his younger brother from fierce criticism on Saturday after he downed a beer while getting his University of Cincinnati diploma at the end of Thursday night’s show.

The Super Bowl winner was criticized on social media for his antics and Jason hit back at them on Saturday afternoon on X.

Both Kelces completed their degrees but never picked up their diplomas after joining the NFL

A fan tweeted him saying: ‘Please question your brother for the graduation antics?

‘Doing what you did at a playoff game in buffalo is one thing but doing that at the college where he got kicked off the team for acting like a jackass prob wasn’t best idea.’

Jason replied: ‘I know it looks like a graduation from the video, but this was actually at the end of a New Heights Live podcast that we put on to raise money for the University’s NIL.

‘The university did this to poke fun at my brother and I for never really picking up our diplomas.’