Abella Danger, an adult film star, apologized this week for what turned into a viral moment during Indiana’s win over Miami in the College Football Playoff national championship game.
She recently told TMZ she didn’t want to be among the fans caught by ESPN cameras.
“I would give anything in the world to not have had ESPN film me, and I am so deeply sorry to anyone I offended with my attendance at the game,” Danger, 30, told TMZ Sports on Tuesday.
“I wish I could be any other student supporting my team.”
The cameras went to her with Miami down 10 with seven minutes to play.
Danger, who is studying law at Miami, has been a life-long Hurricanes fan.
Miami went on to lose to Indiana 27-21 on Monday night.
Indiana finished 16-0 — using the extra games afforded by the expanded 12-team playoff to match a perfect-season win total last compiled by Yale in 1894.
The CFP trophy now heads to the most unlikely of places: Bloomington, Indiana — home of the college that famously boasts the most living alumni (805,000), including billionaire Mark Cuban and several thousand of his closest friends who packed Miami’s home stadium and turned a title-game ticket into a $4,000-or-more splurge.
Miami, meanwhile, was a team listed 18th in the first CFP rankings moved to 10th and sneaked into the playoff.