Sydney Sweeney will not be calling the University of Oregon’s football mascot back despite certain pleas. Ahead of the Oregon Ducks’ Saturday, October 12, football game against the Ohio State University Buckeyes,

The Oregon Duck started the college football Saturday off with a bang, shooting its shot with a Hollywood star.

The Oregon Duck, the mascot for the University of Oregon’s football team, shot his shot with actress Sydney Sweeney—but came up short.On ESPN’s College Game Day Saturday, the show’s hosts were busy making their picks for the winners of the day’s upcoming games.

Well, it was worth a shot. During ESPN's College GameDay on Saturday, Oregon's mascot held a sign up telling actress Sydney Sweeney to "call me back."

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Hollywood actress Sydney Sweeney has responded to the Oregon Ducks mascot's flirtation ahead of the team's big matchup against Ohio State Saturday.

During College GameDay early on Saturday, the famous Oregon Ducks mascot made an appearance in the background of the set. He was seen holding a sign that said: "Sydney Sweeney Call Me Back".

And the mascot caught everyone’s attention at one point in the show when they held up a sign saying: “Sydney Sweeney Call Me Back” while the panel picked the winner between Colorado and Kansas State. It even caught the attention of the actress, who had a classic excuse ready to go that she deployed on her Instagram account:

The Oregon Ducks mascot always goes big on game days. With ESPN's "College GameDay" in Eugene, Oregon, for the No. 3-ranked Ducks' matchup with the No. 2-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes, the Duck had to roll out the red carpet for his shenanigans.