The cameraman who closely filmed the cheerleaders dancing at the football match received backlash.

The controversy created by the ESPN cameraman during the University of Louisville football game has once again brought the ethical boundaries of sports broadcasting into question. At a critical moment in the Miami-Louisville match, the cameraman's decision to zoom in on the cheerleaders sparked widespread reactions on social media.

In the fourth quarter of the game, the close-up shot of the dance team at L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium divided viewers. While some viewers reacted by saying, "That's someone's daughter!" others praised the cameraman's professionalism.

A similar incident that occurred in the NBA that same week also sparked debates. During the Knicks-Wizards game, MSG Network cameras captured a couple experiencing emotional moments in the stands for an extended period. The broadcast of the couple's special moment, who were wearing Knicks jerseys, led to criticism on social media.

The moments when the woman wiped her tears and the man silently gazed into the distance were met with comments like, "It's not nice for the camera to focus on private moments like this." Viewers emphasized that the broadcasting network should pay more attention to the privacy of individuals.

These incidents once again highlighted the sensitivity regarding ethical values and the protection of privacy in sports broadcasting.