Wide World of Women

It was a quick piece and I just happened to catch it, but here is Erin showing her leg to a backstage host for some reason.

Great catch!

She's scrawny

And a fine long leg it is. Proportioned well for that body I would say.
Heres the bruise they talked about. You know she has my sympathy.

according to her twitter page, she has bruises on her legs and had to have makeup on them and it took over 3 hrs. to put it on.
I volunteer to help

Would love to give her bruised leg some TLC

Thanks, Dave

Such a shame the judges did not help in the end, as Erin finished third on the final episode of this being Season number 10 .

Nicole S. (the favorite all along) had one more final perfect score to edge out the Olympic figure skater from Illinois in Evan L.

But her comments after she was eliminated hopefully will ring loud and very clear entering her negotiations with ESPN when her contract expires in July:

"This experience has meant everything to me," she said. "I came here under really crummy circumstances and I just wanted to get my life back together -- and my smile... I just wanted to be myself again and you guys have been amazing."

Take a bow, Erin. You were more than amazing during this entire run.

Hopefully, your messages to women (and yes, to us men) resonate really well in hoping to make this Internet world a better place in our 24/7/365 world of blogging, texting, IM'ing, tweeting, emailing, etc.

Hope to see you back where you truly belong--on the sidelines for the big games in college football come autumn and along the baselines in college basketball next winter and on the ESPY's red carpet in Los Angeles.

Matt

The fame has gone to her HeaD!!!

Only a few years ago nobody knew her. So this has gone fast for her. It started about 2005 when she landed on Espn. Thanks for the caps.