2107523, i think everyone agrees it was at least a little creepy
Posted by pretentious username, Wed Jan-09-13 05:31 PM
but the idea of reprimanding or apologizing is strange to me in this instance. he didn't really SAY anything.
realistically, if you're a public figure you can't go to a public, televised game and not expect to be on TV. i disagree with anyone saying "she's looking for the attention" but the idea of putting someone's gf or wife on camera isn't new, and is usually television's way of saying "look how pretty this QB's gf is" without actually saying it. so for espn to apologize on his behalf is a bit hypocritical to me.
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