ESPN Cameramen Facing Growing Criticism For Their Zooming In On Saturday
An ESPN cameraman is facing some heat on social media for his zooming in on Saturday afternoon.
It’s been a season full of zooming in from cameramen across networks like NBC, CBS, ESPN and ABC, among others.

On Saturday, ESPN and the SEC Network broadcasted the Ole Miss vs. Auburn game. However, during the game, the Rebels and the Tigers had some crowd shots, with an ESPN cameraman making sure to zoom in on a co-ed in the crowd.
One fan noted: “The camera man doing his job and finding the most Attractive white blonde for the nation to see on national TV During the Ole Miss Vs Auburn game.”
It’s been a season filled with zooming in.
“You know, there are other fans to show in the crowd sometimes,” one fan noted on social media.
“Is it the camera man’s job to always show this type of fan?” one fan added.
“Come on, guys,” one fan added.
Earlier this year, an ESPN cameraman faced similar blowback
Earlier this year, during a Florida game, an ESPN cameraman faced some similar blowback on social media.
“Camera man knew exactly what he was doing 😭😭😭,” one fan noted in a post viewed millions of times.
College football fans were quick to point it out.
“So it’s OK to be creepy now,” one fan wrote on X.
“When you want to be the center of attention, but if you don’t show anything, you’ll never be,” one fan added on X.
“The cameraman understood the assignment perfectly!” one fan added on X.
That fan, meanwhile, has gone viral on social media, blowing up on Instagram. She has more than 60,000 followers.It’s always an interesting time in the college football world, with several fans going viral throughout the day.

