In a show of good humor and good sportsmanship, Hall-of-Fame, ESPN broadcaster Brent Musburger signed a fan's poster of the girl he helped boost to stardom, Katherine Webb.
It all happened Monday night at an Iowa State basketball game when Cyclone fan Matt Mummelthei approached Musburger and asked him to autograph the poster of the girl UPI describes as "an overnight Internet sensation-turned-Sports Illustrated swimsuit model."
So, what exactly did Musburger write on the poster, simple, the quote most men think is 100 percent accurate, "she's a 10!."
The photo Mummelthei tweeted of him, Musburger and the poster has already generated plenty of discussion on social media and other sites. Musburger, of course, made headlines last month when he gushed over Webb's good looks during the BCS national title game, which ESPN later apologized for even though the former Miss Alabama said she was flattered by his compliments, reported Yahoo.
It's unlikely Webb will be offended this time either considering she retweeted a photo of the poster. Mummelthei was also quick to note on Twitter that Musburger " is a great man and never once said one thing to disrespect [Webb]," according to Yahoo.
However, Mummelthei does have one other idea that would make the poster even better and he revealed his "brilliant" idea on Tuesday, via Twitter, in a Tweet to Webb.
"If you could follow me and then DM me, I want to have you sign this poster of Brent and I!! [sic]".
The Real-life Webb, according to USA Today, can be seen soon in the ABC reality diving show "Splash,"which premieres March 19.
Don't be surprised if ESPN issues another apology for the latest happening in the Musburger-Webb story, now being referred to as "poster gate" by many sources inside and outside the sports-media field.
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