Yesterday, Wisconsin ousted Arizona from the tournament for the second straight year to advance to the Final Four. By doing so, they ensured that we'll get at least one more game of constant reaction shots for their highest-profile backers: Aaron Rodgers and Olivia Munn. Rodgers has adopted the in-state Badgers as his college basketball team, which you either find: really cool, really bandwagon-y, or (most likely) don't possibly give a crap about.
While it's refreshing (and relatable) to see the NFL MVP acting like a fan, one columnist for CBS Sports wasn't thrilled with Rodgers getting preferential post-game treatment (though it sounds like he was just mad because he didn't get an interview). That columnist (Dennis Dodd) quickly took to Twitter to publicly voice his complaints. Eventually the Packers' signal caller saw those complaints because, like we said, they were public. So why wouldn't he?
Dodd started (and then continued on for several tweets) like so:
As for Rodgers' response:
Honestly, we're not sure what Rodgers could've added to UW's win. We'll take people venting on social media over a boring-ass, cliche filled interview any day of the week.
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