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Thom Brennaman didn't make any friends Thursday night with his call of the BCS, unless you count Tim Tebow, who he repeatedly slobbered over, handing out ridiculous compliment after ridiculous compliment to the Florida quarterback. (It was so bad that our Chris Burke even -- accurately -- likened it to having a crush on a girl in high school.)
The result of this man-love was an unsurprisingly critical reaction from the interwebbings. But whenever a public person cheeses off the Googles, the blogs and "normal" sites aren't the only ones who make said person pay. Because there's always the old standby "Wikipedia edit."
Which, as you can see above, is exactly what Brennaman got handed (via Awful Announcing, red line mine). Now, please be aware that "On January 9th [Brennaman] openly professed his love for Tim Tebow on national tv and asked how he could get a seat on the Tebowner" no longer exists on Wiki. But it was there. And it was/is hysterical.
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