Yes, that really was former UH QB Kyle Allen at The Bachelor

PHOTOS: A look at the best social media reactions during The Bachelor finale Former University of Houston and Texas A&M quarterback Kyle Allen and former NFL quarterback Jordan Palmer attended the live taping of The Bachelor finale on Monday, March 5, 2018. Browse through the photos above for a look at the best social media reactions to The Bachelor finale. less PHOTOS: A look at the best social media reactions during The Bachelor finale Former University of Houston and Texas A&M quarterback Kyle Allen and former NFL quarterback Jordan Palmer attended the live ... more Photo: Instagram Photo: Instagram Image 1 of / 21 Caption Close Yes, that really was former UH QB Kyle Allen at The Bachelor 1 / 21 Back to Gallery

As The Bachelor wrapped up Monday night, host Chris Harrison had a big question for the spurned Becca Kufrin. After getting engaged to The Bachelor Arie Luyendyk Jr., only to have Luyendyk change his mind and break it off, Harrison wanted to know:

"Do you want to see him again, and if you do, do you know what you'll say?," Harrison said.

At that moment, a man in the front row spoke for everyone watching with a vigourous head shake and mouthing the word: "No."

Turns out, that man-turned-GIF is former University of Houston and Texas A&M quarterback Kyle Allen.

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Allen attended the live taping of The Bachelor with his longtime girlfriend Summer Juraszek and former NFL quarterback Jordan Palmer. He even posted a photo on Instagram from the stage of the live taping.

Allen was one of the top recruits in the country when he played at Desert Mountain High School in Scottsdale, Ariz. Coincidentally - or perhaps not - The Bachelor Luyendyk lives in Scottsdale.

Allen played in 20 games over two seasons at Texas A&M before transferring to UH. He played in three games for the Cougars last season before losing the starting job.

After the season, Allen announced that he would be leaving college early to enter the NFL Draft. He wasn't invited to the NFL combine, but he's spent the past couple months receiving instruction from Palmer, alongside projected first-round picks Sam Darnold and Josh Allen.