Sports Media Find Arch Manning’s AI Humor More Offensive Than Players Beating Women
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Sports Media Find Arch Manning’s AI Humor More Offensive Than Players Beating Women
The only mistake Arch Manning made in this entire situation was apologizing
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If you thought the state of American sports media could not become anymore of a joke than it already is, think again.
The latest act of stupidity among these cosplay journalists comes in the form of a bullying campaign against Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning. His crime? Having the audacity to laugh at an AI-generated video of something that never even happened.
The media-wide meltdown started earlier this week when Manning participated in a routine press conference to discuss the Longhorns’ ongoing season. That included answering questions about his team’s fourth-quarter comeback against then-No.1 Ohio State (24-23) on Saturday.
After the game, ESPN sideline reporter and self-professed “anti-racist” Holly Rowe attempted to grab an interview with Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian. Clearly excited by the Longhorns’ near improbable comeback, Sarkisian shouted “Texas fight” and flashed the “Hook ’em Horns” gesture to the camera before running off to celebrate with his team. Video footage of the exchange shows a visibly frustrated Rowe storming off camera.
Since then, social media users have created a plethora of funny memes and AI edits of the incident. When asked by a reporter at Monday’s press conference on if he’s seen any fun posts about the game, Manning replied that he’d “seen a few AI edits” — including one showing Sarkisian slapping........
