Brittany Mahomes and Travis Kelce (Getty Images)
Brittany Mahomes had her moment in the spotlight this weekend, and it didn’t take long for those closest to her to join in. The former college soccer standout was inducted into the University of Texas at Tyler Athletics Hall of Fame, a recognition that reflects both her impact on the field and her journey since.
As the news spread, messages poured in, including a brief but telling reaction from Travis Kelce, who kept things simple but emphatic in support of his friend.
Travis Kelce reacts to Brittany Mahomes’ Hall of Fame honor
Kelce didn’t need many words to make his point. Reacting to Brittany’s Instagram post, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end wrote, “HOF BRITT! LFG!” It was short, loud, and very much in line with his personality. Not long after, Patrick Mahomes followed with a more personal note, commenting, “Congrats!!!! Love you!” The exchange felt natural, the kind you’d expect from a group that has grown close through years of shared moments on and off the field.
ID@undefined Caption not available.ID@undefined Caption not available.Brittany, now 30, marked the occasion with photos and reflections from the ceremony. It wasn’t just about the award. It was about where it all began. “Truly honored to be inducted into the UT Tyler Athletics Hall of Fame!” she wrote, adding that the school and city helped shape who she is today. She also made sure to credit her former coach, acknowledging the role that guidance played in her development.
Her speech during the ceremony carried that same tone. “I’m incredibly honored to be here and get recognized in this way in my hometown,” Brittany said. “Tyler was a huge part of my life and how I continue to live my life to this day.” There was no attempt to overstate things. Just a clear sense of gratitude and connection.Her college record backs it up. Between 2013 and 2016, she became one of the program’s most productive players, finishing with 31 goals and 78 points.
Her senior season alone stood out, with 18 goals and 40 points, numbers that still hold weight in the program’s history.Life after college took her briefly to professional soccer in Iceland before she shifted toward fitness and business. Still, the foundation built at UT Tyler remains central to her story. “Those four years that I had here I truly cherish, and they are a big part of who I am today,” she said.Moments like this tend to bring people together, and this one was no different. From teammates to family, the response reflected more than just a milestone. It showed the kind of support system that has stayed consistent, even as careers and lives have moved in different directions.
