ESPN has finally shown their Outside the Lines featuring the Fratmen wrestlers and it doesn't make our boys or their coaches look so great. The episode mostly discusses what we mentioned earlier this week: Paul Donahoe's had some legal problems and maybe a bad attitude as Nebraska's star wrestler. Of course that, and his comfort with the gays, only increases his bad boy appeal: "I don't care what you say, coach. I'm gonna masturbate on that website and not you, the team, or nobody's gonna stop me!" Then, when his best friend tries to stop him, he takes him down to the mat, using the fireman's carry, pops a boner, and they fall in love. None of this actually happens in the episode of course, but if it did, we'd endorse it a lot more.

Actually, Outsports provided a good run-down of the episode. Here's the highlights not covered in our previous post:

ESPN's focus was on whether Nebraska used a double standard for booting the two wrestlers, when compared to how other athletes at the school have been treated. At one point, Nebraska Athletic Director (and former football coach) Tom Osborne said that had Donahoe and Jordan not had past infractions, their porn appearances might not have led to their dismissal...

Jordan fared worse. Nebraska would not allow him to transfer to a Division I school, without sitting out a year of wrestling. He chose to attend Purdue in the Big Ten, which is Division I, and hopes to make the school's team next season. Jordan was the only person on the show who came across sympathetically. He says he regrets having posed for Fratmen, not because he did anything wrong but because his life was thrown in turmoil because of it.

Neither Nebraska, its wrestling program, Donahoe nor Jordan came across with their reputations intact. The only clear winner was Fratmen. They got tons of publicity any business would kill for, worth far more than the $4,000 they shelled out for the services of Nash and Cal.

Also, we're still not sure if Donahoe ever return to Fratmen like he said he would. You know these bad boys... so unpredicatable. But we can dream, can't we?

Previously on QC:
ESPN Releases New Clips Of Fratmen Wrestlers
The Return Of Nash On Fratmen?
College Wrestler Fratmen To Appear On ESPN
RUMOR: NCAA wrestling champion Nash LIVE at Fratmen this Wednesday?
National Champion Wrestlers Are Fratmen!