Fox Reporter Admits to Making Up Quotes
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By “forgetting “ to say it was Fox Sports OP will get lots of posters checking this, me included.
Good job! 😂
Good job! 😂
Man, all other sideline reporters have been piling on her for this.
I'll be curious if Charissa gets taken off sideline assignments for the season - also anticipate the ones calling the games from the booth to really go over the top and compliment the other sideline reporters.
I'll be curious if Charissa gets taken off sideline assignments for the season - also anticipate the ones calling the games from the booth to really go over the top and compliment the other sideline reporters.
Does anyone actually listen to these sideline interviews? It is the most useless position in all broadcasting.
Charissa needs a good spanking for that. I volunteer
Other than occasional injury updates, I don’t think we’ve ever learned anything from a sideline reporter. Most of the information they provide can be filed under “Yeah, no shit.”
Team A gives up 3 passing touchdowns in the first half. Head Coach of Team A, to sideline reporter as he’s heading toward the locker room at halftime: “We need to tighten up our pass defense.”
She hosts for Amazon right now, no sideline reports anymore...pretty sure. She also was one who had her phone hacked when it was happening to a bunch of celebrities.
JFC! What is wrong with you people??
She has ample qualifications to be a sideline reporter.JFC! What is wrong with you people??
She can "ample" my way any time she wants.
Disclaimer: Honey, this is just locker room talk. It means NOTHING!
She even said that the quotes she makes up are generic fluff shit that no one would disagree with and can be easily ignored. "We need to be better at getting to the quarterback" "we need to be better at holding onto the ball."
On the scale of making shit up, this is like.. very, very white lie.
For sure, and even the stuff she makes up can be filed under vague "yeah no shit."
I think of all the things to be cancelled for, this is the weakest.
And it sounds like that’s the basis of her defense. She made up vague quotes that, even if the coach didn’t actually say to her, they would have said it if she had a chance to talk to them.
She’s been doing this job for about 17 years now. She has interviewed many of these coaches dozens of times each. You don’t have to be Kreskin to know that if Iowa is trailing 7-3 at halftime, Kirk Ferentz is going to say we need to clean some things up in the second half.
My 4A high school team was undefeated going into late October, so we got a lot of press.
Our QB was interviewed for the local paper almost every week. Every week he would read his “quotes”, laugh, and say “I never said ANY of that!”
Our QB was interviewed for the local paper almost every week. Every week he would read his “quotes”, laugh, and say “I never said ANY of that!”
I don’t give a crap about this, but would certainly love to be “piling on her”
The fact that this thread has garnered such little attention is another reason this place fvcking blows. Son, I am disappoint.
I’m mildly amused by the other sideline reporters calling her out for not upholding their professional standards.
“We spend years building trust with these coaches.”
Look, you’re not an Army intelligence officer trying to gain the confidence of the locals so you can get intel on the enemy. You have breasts and the coach just told you his offensive line needs to do a better job of protecting the quarterback.
Just cash your check and be thankful for good genes.
“We spend years building trust with these coaches.”
Look, you’re not an Army intelligence officer trying to gain the confidence of the locals so you can get intel on the enemy. You have breasts and the coach just told you his offensive line needs to do a better job of protecting the quarterback.
Just cash your check and be thankful for good genes.
The worst part of these interviews is they’re starting to intrude into the game. They’ll be talking to a coach during play in the NBA, or late shifting over on kickoff. Wgaf what these reporters are asking.
I cover high school sports for the local paper as a side gig. I will change the quote, every so often, to make it sound more appropriate or cohesive, but I've never completely embellished a quote or interview.
This. These are the most useless interviews possible.
