Yes I heard that. I wonder what Chaim thinks about it. I can't ask another question for this week's ask JTF show. I already used it up. Can someone else ask Chaim for me?
Imus didn't say anything about any individual player on the team. Also, football and basketball players at the NCAA level are considered public figures. The sports media talks about them.
The attorney of the player suing says his client wants to be a journalist. So in doing so, she'll probably be saying negative things about individual people and would be defaming the characters of them. So isn't that hypocrisy?
Her basketball team received more positive media attention than the team that defeated them, the University of Tennessee. The Imus controversy didn't hurt the characters of any of the players on that team; actually, it had the opposite impact.