September 19, 2019 at 07:44AM
ESPN's Paul Carceterra's attempt to sidestep a diving player while working the sidelines during Washington State-Houston had unfortunate consequences for a pair of Cougars cheerleaders. The reporter inadvertently made contact with a guy holding up a gal, and she came tumbling down to the turf in a nasty fall.
Here's hoping she's okay. To state the obvious, it did not look good.
This was clearly a freak accident as sideline reporters take a vow based loosely on the Hippocratic Oath to first do no harm.
The sidelines have proven to be a very dangerous place for American Conference cheerleaders this season, which is trend more than welcome to go by the wayside.
ESPN's Paul Carceterra's attempt to sidestep a diving player while working the sidelines during Washington State-Houston had unfortunate consequences for a pair of Cougars cheerleaders. The reporter inadvertently made contact with a guy holding up a gal, and she came tumbling down to the turf in a nasty fall.
Here's hoping she's okay. To state the obvious, it did not look good.
This was clearly a freak accident as sideline reporters take a vow based loosely on the Hippocratic Oath to first do no harm.
The sidelines have proven to be a very dangerous place for American Conference cheerleaders this season, which is trend more than welcome to go by the wayside.
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