by Andrew Kirell
10:14 am, January 8th, 2013
Sure, we all did some seriously strange stuff in college. Especially when alcohol and sports are involved.


But most of us have never crashed a live TV report, right?


Last Friday at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Tex., CBS reporter Jeff Jamison
tried to report on hometown Texas A&M’s chances in that evening’s
AT&T Cotton Bowl game before getting interrupted by a pair of
severely inebriated co-eds who just wanted to talk about how much they
love “Johnny Football,” a.k.a. Aggies’ quarterback Johnny Manziel.
The pair mugged for the camera and raved about how they “know”
Manziel, all while Jamison handled their drunkenness with coolness and
aplomb.
“These are high-minded fans, for sure,” he joked, as one of the girls
stumbled her way through explaining why Manziel is a great quarterback.
When the other girl asked multiple times, “Where’s the weed?” her
friend tried to shush her, but Jamison couldn’t resist letting out an
“Oh my!” while the in-studio reporters audibly gasped.
After some more mugging for the camera while Jamison tried to segue
into SEC talk, the girls departed with some handshakes, and the
correspondent quipped: “I think that was perfectly fine. I think they’re
in their right mind. Nothing wrong with that at all.”