Finally, the group did a mock Family Feud game via Zoom with the team. "Each person had to tell (the producers) a little bit about themselves, but we did it in a rhyming way… I had a hockey stick in my hand and my sister had a soccer ball in her hand and we made a rhyme about ourselves."Īfter passing the first step, Kerr and his family had a phone call with some members of the Family Feud team to discuss why they wanted to be on the show and their history. "So, we all came over for Thanksgiving, we're in my family's backyard, and you had to create this catchy little jingle," Kerr explained. Longtime fans of the show, Kerr and his family jumped at the chance to audition.Īfter signing up, the five had to create a creative video that would make them stand out over the 3,000 other families who also wanted to be on the show. Their journey to the game show started around Thanksgiving of 2020, when Kerr's aunt saw a Facebook Ad that Family Feud was looking for Philadelphia families to compete in the upcoming season. Kerr and his mother, Carol, sister, Kaitlyn, aunt, Barbara Hays, and cousin, Kristine Hays, competed on five episodes of Family Feud this past season. I have no experience with that stuff on TV, it was very nerve racking." "That was easily the most nervous I've probably ever been in my life," Kerr said. He scored his first career goal to tie a tight game against Ohio State before the team won in overtime, and was a member of Penn State's 2017 Big Ten Tournament championship team that won back-to-back double overtime games to capture the program's first conference championship.īut the most nerve-racking moment of his life? Filming the first episode of Family Feud. The former Nittany Lion played in dozens of nail-biting contests over his 117-game hockey career with Penn State. Story Links UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.- Kevin Kerr has faced many nerve-racking moments throughout his life.
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