Some Big J Journalists Are Throwing A Fit Because A Florida Student Reporter Had The Audacity To Get Excited During The National Championship
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Viral Florida Reporter Talia Baia Lectured By Big Js Over Press Row No-No
The insufferable Big J media dinosaurs are at it again, telling the next generation of media members how to handle their business. Viral Florida basketball student reporter Talia Baia, who just happens to be attractive and went viral during March Madness for being hot, posted a video this week of herself reacting to her university winning the national championship. It was the type of first-person content that a producer wants to see out of a mul…
Some Big J Journalists Are Throwing A Fit Because A Florida Student Reporter Had The Audacity To Get Excited During The National Championship
We're back with Talia here, who keeps finding herself in viral moments over Florida's run. You may remember this one: Now she's back because of a pretty standard video if we're being honest. Her getti...
Viral Female Reporter Faces Backlash from Fans Over 'Inappropriate Behavior' During Florida’s March Madness Celebration
ESPN Gainesville reporter Talia Baia has found herself at the center of an online firestorm following her emotional coverage of the University of Florida’s dramatic national championship victory over Houston in San Antonio on Monday night. Baia, a University of Florida student and rising broadcast journalist, went viral earlier in the NCAA tournament for a post-game interview with Gators standout Bennett Andersen after Florida’s Sweet 16 win ove…
Viral Florida student reporter's celebration sparks debate over journalistic objectivity
If you followed the 2025 NCAA Tournament, you know it produced a litany of characters who went viral for basketball and non-basketball-related reasons. McNeese State manager Amir Khan was the star of the March Madness opening weekend, and you could say that University of Florida student reporter Talia Baia was one of the stars of the rest of the tournament. A video of the ESPN Gainesville reporter talking to walk-on guard Florida Gators guard Be…
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