Purdue's Zach Edey's post-game interview with Tracy Wolfson, who is significantly shorter than him, has sparked a meme trend on social media. The 7-foot-4 Edey's towering presence over the 5-foot-2 Wolfson led to humorous reactions online, with Wolfson being compared to a step ladder in a subsequent interview with another player. Despite the jokes, Wolfson handled the situation well, and Edey's interview remained curse-free unlike his previous one.
Purdue's Zach Edey's postgame interview with Tracy Wolfson after their win over NC State led to jokes due to the significant height difference between the 7'4" Edey and the CBS Sports sideline reporter. Social media users had a field day with memes and jokes about the disparity in height, with play-by-play announcer Ian Eagle even jokingly saying they "ordered Wolfson a ladder" after the interview. The Boilermakers will advance to the national championship game, facing the winner of Alabama and UConn.
Super Bowl 58 will be broadcast on CBS with Jim Nantz, Tony Romo, and Tracy Wolfson as the announcers. The pregame, halftime, and postgame coverage will be provided by "The NFL Today" with James Brown hosting. Additionally, CBS announced the first-ever Super Bowl alternate telecast on Nickelodeon featuring "SpongeBob SquarePants" characters. The officiating crew will be led by 19-year NFL referee Bill Vinovich.
