"Unc is wild!" "Bro is still high from the 90s": NFL fans react to Michael Irvin's "BTA" celebration after Miami's Cotton Bowl win vs. Ohio State

Miami legend Michael Irvin went viral after the No. 10-ranked Hurricanes upset the No. 2-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes 24-14 in the College Football Playoff quarterfinal. He performed his signature B.T.A. celebration on Wednesday, swinging his belt at a Gatorade cooler.

NFL insider Nick Harris shared the clip on X.

"Michael Irvin with another BTA celebration 🤣🤣," Harris tweeted.

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Fans shared their reactions to Irvin's celebration.

"Bro is still high from the 90s. 😄," one fan said. "Yo unc is wild!" a fan commented. "This is absolutely crazy work from Unc here," another fan said.

Here are more fan reactions.

"Unc too old to be acting like that in public 😭," one fan wrote. "Bro is off a bean lmfaoooo," a fan tweeted. "Corny the 1st time, still corny. Stop putting cameras on this behavior," another fan wrote.

Irvin was fired up throughout the game, including when Keionte Scott returned an interception 72 yards for a touchdown in the first half. Irvin removed his belt after the win and struck a Gatorade jug with a red Ohio State sweatshirt repeatedly while shouting "B.T.A." It's the acronym for Bout That Action.

He previously performed the celebration after Miami beat Texas A&M on Dec. 20. The Hurricanes advanced to the Fiesta Bowl semifinals against the winner of the Georgia-Ole Miss game on Jan. 8.

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Michael Irvin on his “Godfather Kiss” for Miami coach Mario Cristobal

Michael Irvin made headlines following Miami’s win with a memorable postgame moment with Hurricanes coach Mario Cristobal. During an on-field interview, the Cowboys legend kissed Cristobal, calling it a “Godfather kiss.”

Irvin explained that the gesture was to appreciate Cristobal for the sacrifices he has made for the program. Despite having opportunities elsewhere, Cristobal chose to commit to Miami. He stressed the importance of the job to the university, the city and its football culture.

The Hurricanes legend has a close bond with Cristobal, revealing that the coach reached out to him last year. Cristobal asked Irvin to stay involved with the program to help mentor younger players. Irvin said he gladly answered the call out of respect for Cristobal.

Edited by Victor Ramon Galvez