Don't call it a comeback. Actually, that's exactly what you should call it.
Jenn Sterger, the former FSU undergrad-turned-sports media personality, instagrammed a photo Wednesday morning that her long-time followers would've instantly recognized. Apparently she's breaking out the old cowgirl outfit once more, just in time for Saturday's interstate rivalry game between Florida State and Florida.
Sterger was famously wearing that outfit in September of 2005, during a nationally televised FSU-Miami game. As the ABC cameras panned to Ms. Sterger, announcer Brent Musberger quipped, "1,500 red-blooded Americans just decided to apply to Florida State."
Sterger turned her 15 seconds of camera time into 15 minutes of fame. She appeared in pictorials for Maxim and Playboy, and even obtained a few endorsement deals. She also hosted a short-lived sports/gambling talk show called The Daily Line in 2010.
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Sterger's most famous moment came later in 2010, when numerous outlets reported that former New York Jets quarterback Brett Favre had 'sexted' photos of his manhood to Sterger while she was a side line employee for the team. The NFL even investigated Favre for this activity, but no personal conduct policy violations were determined.
Sterger was the first college coed Brett Musberger made famous overnight, but she wasn't the last, either. The announcer similarly made an Auburn student by the name of Katherine Webb famous after TV cameras showcased her during the 2012 National Championship Game.
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