One reporter tweeted about the locker room and five reporters Tweeted back that he was a prick. The players yelled at him because he was all over the kid who got beat at the end game with questions along the line of “how does it feel to be the guy that cost your team the game.?” It’s terrible that other ND players didn’t like it and defended him.
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Agreed. I don’t like that they allow reporters in the locker room winning team or losing team. Seems inappropriate in this day and age. That said the players still have to conduct themselves professionally. It’s tough but you have to bite your tongue and say no comment next question or next reporter. Or just walk away.
Why should they have to act professional if the reporter isn’t? This isn’t the first time the reporter has had issues. It should be telling the other media people didn’t back him up.Now that they are professionals it’s fair game…
I was responding to a post about no reporters at all…I didn’t quote the post I was replying to, my bad.
So if a reporter isn’t acting professional that gives them a free pass. Stop it. Freeman isn’t coaching them to act like that. Keep making excuses for poor behavior. I never said the reporter wasn’t wrong. Two wrongs don’t make a right.
You said no reporters in either locker room.
I said if they are professionals that’s part of it.
Yup but just my opinion. Locker room should be off limits. Press conferences fine but walking into a locker room? Not in today’s era.
And my opinion is since they are professionals and getting paid it comes with the territory.
I will always have my teammate's back, especially in the locker room. A "EFF You - leave the guy alone" in their area of sanctity after a national championship loss is not a bad thing. The reporting of "chaos" was by the A-hole that instigated it and wanted a story. I think we all know that media likes to create a narrative when there is an agenda.
Good on them for sticking up for their brother.
Good on them for sticking up for their brother.