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ESPN’s Erin Andrews to Bounce Back Tonight

ESPN sideline reporter Erin Andrews, a recent victim of a peep-tape scandal, makes her return to the sidelines in tonight’s showdown between South Carolina and North Carolina State. The Washington Post’s Sally Jenkins deals Andrews high praise and comments on how she hopes the public’s perception of the sideline bombshell won’t be seriously affected:

It would be a genuine shame if voyeurism caused Andrews to like her job any less. And it would be an equal shame if it caused her to disassemble who she is, de-emphasize her natural attractiveness, or sleepwalk through interviews with less rapport, for fear it might be misinterpreted or invite creeps.

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