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February 01, 2006
'Do you believe in voodoo, and can I have a lock of your hair?': Not sure why this is a photo essay instead of a column, but SI has put together some of the dumber questions asked during the circus of Super Bowl Media Day.
This year brought no special gems, though there was that guy from Mexican TV asking questions through his puppet.
posted by chicobangs to football at 01:41 PM - 7 comments
Wow! It doesn't exatly portray sports journalists as the sharpest knives in the drawer, does it? How in the world do these people get their press credentials? And can I have one? I promise I'll think of something better to ask than "Do you enjoy playing football? Are you glad to be in the Superbowl?"
posted by willthrill72 at 03:09 PM on February 01, 2006
Criss Angel does voodoo...
posted by redskins0756 at 04:51 PM on February 01, 2006
Do you all find it strange to be commenting on Super Bowl questions in a Voodoo post? Isn't that like answering football questions in a baseball stadium? Strange, indeed.
posted by tselson at 05:23 PM on February 01, 2006
Would it be easier if you were the second sports journalist to ask a stupid question?
posted by sumokenobi at 05:48 PM on February 01, 2006
What's it like to be commenting in a thread about someone asking a lineman about what it's like to block for a black quarterback?
posted by chicobangs at 01:08 AM on February 02, 2006
Wow! It doesn't exactly portray sports journalists as the sharpest knives in the drawer, does it? How in the world do these people get their press credentials? And if they're trying to be funny, most are not. Sportsfilter should do whatever it takes to get rcade press credentials for the super bowl. That would be gold.
posted by justgary at 03:06 AM on February 02, 2006
I'm not sure if some of the writers are trying to ask less than smart questions, "Hey Guess what I asked?" or if the news sources are sending reporters who do not know the game or the players. Either way these questions are mind-benders.