The 1-year anniversary of the most famous event in Iowa football history

[WiperD25]

This weekend offers the 1 year anniversy of the most famous event in Hawkeye football history!! The infamous women hawkeye fan who leaves husband in seats to use the bathroom and then gets caught having sex with 26 yr old man in stall!! Priceless... Cougar on the prowl!! Google her name to see pictures of her!

Hawk fan says bathroom sex scandal "ruined my life"

STACI HUPP SHUPP@DMREG.COM NOVEMBER 26, 2008

A Carroll woman who was caught having sex in the men's room at an Iowa Hawkeye football game in Minneapolis last weekend says she’d had so much wine before kickoff that she doesn’t remember walking into the restroom, the man she had sex with in a stall, or when the police opened the door.

What Lois Feldman, 38, will remember is the humiliation afterward.

“It’s ruined my life,” she said through tears today. “Not just the incident but the press.”

Feldman, a married mother of three, has been the target of Internet jokes and prank telephone calls today. She was fired this morning from an assisted living center, where she had been an administrator.

Feldman said her husband, Kelly, has been supportive. She said he faults himself for not going with her when she left her seat to use the restroom before halftime.

“I don’t know what happened,” Lois Feldman said. “But I don’t deny that it did happen because obviously there are police reports.”

Police ticketed Feldman, 38, and Ross Walsh, 26, of Linden for indecent conduct Saturday night.

A security guard who said he saw the two having sex through a gap in a men’s restroom stall flagged down campus police, according to the police report.

By the time an officer arrived, about a dozen people were cheering and laughing in the bathroom while Feldman and Walsh were inside the stall, the report said.

The officer pushed his way through the crowd, opened the door and separated Feldman and Walsh, the report said.

Police described both Feldman and Walsh as upset, drunk and uncooperative.

Chuck Miner, deputy chief of the University of Minnesota police department, said officers tracked down Feldman’s husband.

“I’m not sure how they made contact with her husband, but they needed her husband to help identify her” because she’d given the wrong middle name.

Miner said police didn’t measure the blood-alcohol level of Feldman or Walsh. Asked to respond to Feldman’s claim that she was too drunk to recall the incident, Miner said: “That’s probably an accurate statement.”

Feldman said she’d never met Walsh.

“I don’t know who this man is,” she said today. “I just found out his name in the paper last night.”

Walsh wasn’t immediately available for comment.

Carroll, Feldman’s hometown, is about 60 miles northwest of Linden, where Walsh lives.

Feldman, who describes herself as a light drinker, drank wine at the home of family friends before the football game.

She said she doesn’t remember how much she drank, but the party’s hosts refilled her glass each time it was low “so I’m sure I drank a lot.”

Feldman said her husband later told her he’d tried to talk her out of the game because she was intoxicated.

“He said I didn’t realize it was that bad,” she said.

Feldman said her husband accompanied her to the game, but their friends stayed home.

She said she remembers sitting in the stands one moment and the next “being slammed around by a cop and screaming.”

“Apparently I was panicked and very uncooperative,” she said.

Feldman said she “ran away” from her husband the Metrodome after the incident.

She said a woman she didn’t know offered her a ride home about 11 p.m.
Feldman said she gave her husband’s cell phone number to the woman, who called Kelly Feldman for directions to the couple’s hotel.

Lois Feldman said her attorney has encouraged her to fight the ticket.

“He feels I was taken advantage of in my state of mind,” she said. “This is not me. We’re a very good family. This shouldn’t happen.”

Miner, the campus police officer, said fighting the indecent conduct charge could be a long shot.

“It’s spelled out in the law in Minnesota that intoxication is not a defense to any crime,” he said.

Link: Des Moines Register

[Jump n Fish]

I'm not so sure I would be so understanding as her husband.

[Ty S]

Sounds like another night at The Depot here in Norfolk. HAHA

[obert]

Been there, done that.

[Edwardo]

I'm scared to click on any Lois Feldman links while at work, but found this at thesmokinggun.com:

[Hawkeye]

Originally Posted by obert

Been there, done that.

Homewrecker!

[obert]

Okay, not really. But 10 years ago, if I got an offer like that, maybe. This gal, though 38, is not ugly. And I doubt she told this cat about her family at home. I've drank in the past (once maybe), but how can you completely forget getting it on in the bathroom stall at a football game? Couple of idiots out wandering around..

[TheDude]

This kind of stuff never happens to single people, ask any of them.

And, what I find more interesting than what actually happened is what had to have happened leading up to this. How did this all go down? Sure alcohol was a factor, but what line did this guy use? Call them what you will... homewrecker, cheater, slut, awesome...but I'll bet alot of you reading this including myself are thinking this is pretty amazing and I wish this would happen to me (or would have happened to me at one time) minus the involvement from the law.

I don't condone cheating, but the sheer fact that this was pulled off is amazing, especially if they had never met.

[Hawkeye]

[QUOTE=TheDude;262076] How did this all go down? Sure alcohol was a factor, but what line did this guy use? QUOTE]

Man: Hey, sweet thang. The way these flickering bathroom lights reflect off of the urine-soaked floor really brings out the color in your eyes.

Woman: (Giggles seductively) Oh aren't you romantic. Take me now.