VIDEO: Everyone Is Saying The Same Thing About The Female Indiana Hoosiers Fan After She Had The Worst Slip-Up On Live TV Before Matchup Against Washington

Indiana fan (photo via @btdew X)
On Saturday, the Indiana Hoosiers hosted the Washington Huskies, and Indiana won 31-17. It was a dominant performance with minimal mistakes, and the worst might have come from one specific Indiana fan.

Before the game, a news channel interviewed a couple of college students attending the game, as ESPN’s “College GameDay” was also in attendance.

It got to one young girl who identified herself as a freshman at Indiana. She was talking about her game day experience. Everything was going great until she actually said, “We are here, we are ready to fu*cking.” She caught herself and immediately stopped.

The interviewer tried to salvage the moment by saying, “We are ready to fight, is what she said.” Of course, though, everyone knew what was said.

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Poor @SamJohnsonNews!@JMV1070 @OneAndOnlyJLaw @litseyco85

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— BT (@btdew) October 26, 2024

Though the moment was not as planned, social media loved it.

“Her own reaction was priceless!” said one comment.

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“Let’s normalize f bombs! Go Hoosiers!!!” said another.

“I love this. I’m also very impressed by the newscaster’s quick and genius rebound!” added a third.

“Love the enthusiasm lol,” joked a third.

Such an impressive win by Indiana followed at least her slip-up.

Every Indiana Fan Should Be Ecstatic About The Season

Going into the game, Indiana was ranked as the No. 13 team in the country.

They have impressive wins against teams like Maryland, Northwestern, UCLA, Nebraska, and, most recently, Washington.

However, some of their biggest tests have yet to happen. Next week, they take on Michigan State, then follow that up by hosting Michigan. Their second to last game of the year comes against No. 4 ranked Ohio State.

Currently, they sit in first place in the B1G and have put themselves in a position to make the College Football Playoffs.