ESPN Homepage Hack Screenshot
It is unknown when exactly the hack was added but on Monday 4/27 it was discovered that entering the Konami cheat code (up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A, enter) at the official ESPN Web site made glittery pink unicorns with rainbow manes and tails pop up all over the site. And more clicks led to more unicorns.
In addition to this visitors also got their headlines in hot pink and the Comic Sans font (every designers fav font).
We at Bad at Sports want to officially deny any rummer that Duncan MacKenzie was behind this in any way whatsoever. Yes we may be horrible at everything ESPN reports on and yes we all love some glitter loaded unicorns but that by no means implicates Mr. MacKenzie in this act. As for the mountain of MySQL & Javascript training books that were found at his residence after tracing an IP address to his billing address we have been informed to say “No Comment” and hope this suffices.
The hack has since been removed but Cnet caught a screenshot of it before the takedown.
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wow, i thought “bad at sports” was just an ironic witticism. I had no idea Duncan had real jock issues. seek help my friend!