Quote Originally Posted by souljahbill View Post
It's not that the questions were asked. It's the timing of the questions. That's not the appropriate time to ask those questions outside of how did it affect your mindset preparation this week. Ask those other questions in a press conference or sit down interview. NOT after a championship game. That's rude to me.

It's like a few years ago when Stanford won the Orange Bowl and as soon as the game was over, all the press asked was if Luck and Harbaugh were leaving. I thought that was completely out of line. Let the dudes celebrate and enjoy the moment. It's not like the NFL draft was the next day. In a rush to get a scoop, the media has no appreciation for the moment.

It's like asking a bride at her wedding when she's going to have children or asking a widow at her husband's funeral if she'll remarry.
That's not rude. That's dealing with the media in sports. Again, the kid knew EXACTLY what questions were going to be asked. He had to agree to them days before or the interview wouldn't have even happened.