An elderly male fan was caught sending passionate texts to someone during the March Madness NCAA Tournament and the image is going viral nowย
March Madness is under way and alot is going viral from the tournament. While Reed Sheppard’s sister Madison went viral became of her express during Kentucky’s loss, an older guy is making rounds on social media for sending some raunchy texts.
One thing about the older generation is that they would always have the largest font size selected in their text messages so that others can see their message. They also adore texting in public, especially at athletic events, for whatever reason that is unknown.
Elderly male fan caught sending raunchy texts during March Madness basketball game
One elderly fan was observed during the NCAA tournament texting some risque and explicit texts in the largest font, which everyone above and behind him could clearly see. It could be seen from the viral video that he typed: Thinking of you and your beauty.”
The guy later can be seen typing: “You make my motor purrr B*TCHHH.”
This is March pic.twitter.com/VWfd4JtlQu
— bob (@plastiqemacheen) March 21, 2024
The video was captured by someone and uploaded on internet which is now going viral all over social media. It is not known who he was texting. We assume it to be his wife or girlfriend, ofcourse.
Meanwhile, the tournament’s first upset happened yesterday on the first full day of play when No. 11 Duquesne defeated No. 6 BYU for its first NCAA tournament victory in more than 50 years.
Talking about the match where the texting guy went viral, the Colorado Buffaloes emerged victorious, defeating the Boise State Broncos with a score of 60โ53. The Buffaloes, ranked 10th, will play Florida, ranked 7th, on Friday at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
The action began on Friday with a thrilling match between Florida Atlantic and Northwestern. The Wildcats’ outstanding team defence and a commanding 19-7 lead in overtime sent last year’s surprise Final Four squad packing.
As if No. 14 Oakland’s 80-76 triumph against No. 3 Kentucky on Thursday wasn’t enough of a reminder that anything can happen during March Madness and that no team is safe, get ready for another exciting day of action from across college basketball.