College football fan SNUBS his girlfriend's kiss on national TV, calls it an ...

College football fan SNUBS his girlfriend's kiss on national TV, calls it an ...
College football fan SNUBS his girlfriend's kiss on national TV, calls it an ...
Awkward! Moment young woman goes in for the kiss at college football game - only to be SNUBBED on national TV as her reluctant beau insists it was all a 'joke' A Wake Forest fan appeared to reject a girl’s kiss during the Demon Deacons’ 45-7 win over Duke on Saturday Broadcasted by ESPN, the rejection was caught on camera during a game break Both the man and the woman set the record straight by each sharing their sides of the story on social media 'It was also her first (maybe last?) college football game,' he wrote on Reddit

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The Kiss Cam is a time-honored tradition for sports-loving couples to share a little romance on screen. But love was not in the air at recent college football game where a poor young woman's rejection was broadcast on live TV.   

Cameras were swooping over fans at the Wake Forest Demon Deacons' crushing win against Duke on Saturday, when they zoomed in on a young couple in the crowd.   

The guy and girl appeared to be flirting and chatting, when the girl leaned in for a kiss. 

However, the guy had different plans. As she leaned in, he faced forward pretending not to notice her in one of the most ruthless rejections ever caught at a sporting event.

The girl can be seen giving her beau the look before she attempts to reach in for a kiss

The man savagely rejected the girls advances as he watches what's happening on the field

A college football fan snubbed his girlfriend's kiss on ESPN during Wake Forest's 45-7 win over Duke, saying it's a misunderstanding and that the rejection was an inside joke

After the crushing blow, the internet was quick to denounce the young man but the pair insist that the move was just an 'inside joke'.

'I was just

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