Buccigross Gives THON Trademark ‘Bucci Star’ on SportsCenter
A day after raising $13,026,653.23, THON made an appearance on SportsCenter this morning.
ESPN’s John Buccigross, who attended the 46-hour dance marathon after Friday night’s men’s hockey game, gave Penn State students, and the event itself, his trademark ‘Bucci Star’ on the network’s flagship program.
After attending THON this weekend, ESPN’s @Buccigross took to SportsCenter this morning to share his experience. pic.twitter.com/HBMWMwzESA
— Onward State (@OnwardState) February 23, 2015
“I spent some time there Friday night, and what an indelible experience and performance that it was,” he said on SportsCenter. “[It] was an experience that I’ll never forget.”
He then raised his right arm to show his THON wristband as a further seal of gratitude.
Check out the entire clip here (the video is not embeddable), and read our interview with the anchor during THON here.
These editorial remarks, of course, come only one month after the same network’s Keith Olbermann lambasted Penn State on his program, giving the university the “World’s Worst in Sports” distinction, and saying that Penn State’s legacy will be that “football was more important to them than saving children.”
Think again, Keith, and thank you Buccigross for making the trip to State College this weekend.
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