The web is taking photographs at ESPN after the community didn’t present the nationwide anthem or second of silence on the principle Sugar Bowl broadcast … after a terror assault in New Orleans delayed the essential soccer sport.

Of us on-line are up in arms with ESPN’s choice to point out studio analysts breaking down the School Soccer Playoff quarterfinal matchup between Notre Dame and Georgia as an alternative of the in-stadium tribute to victims of Wednesday’s terror assault within the metropolis.

Thursday’s Sugar Bowl was performed at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans … near the place terrorist Shamsud-Din Jabbar mowed down NYE revelers in a pickup truck.

Wednesday morning’s terror assault brought about the Sugar Bowl to be postponed from Wednesday evening to Thursday afternoon … however people watching on TV and streaming the sport have been upset when ESPN did not present the patriotic, transferring moments.

ESPN is now catching tons of warmth on social media … with one X person posting, “Not exhibiting the nationwide anthem after a rattling terrorist assault simply miles away is basic @espn f’you…”

Others are calling ESPN woke and saying they have been stunned to see the anthem or the second of silence given the circumstances right here … with some people even going as far as to label ESPN “disgusting.”

Whereas ESPN did not present the moments on the principle broadcast, people tuning in to look at the alternate broadcast on SEC Community have been proven the anthem and the second of silence.

Photographs of the American flag on the sphere and followers bowing heads in silence have been proven on ESPN as analysts gave their pre-game feedback.

A supply with information advised TMZ … SportsCenter concluded an interview with Tim Tebow — and reduce to business when the anthem and second of silence began. SportsCenter resumed in the course of the second of silence — making it awkward to chop in at the moment.