A stunning college football fan who set the internet ablaze – after being spotted on ESPN during Florida’s win over Ole Miss – has outed herself on social media.Freshman student Peyton Blomquist was spotted in the stands as the Gators pulled off a 52-28 upset over the previously fourth-ranked Rebels on Saturday afternoon.The 18-year-old seemingly caught the eye of an ESPN cameraman, who lingered on the student as she watched the action at the Ben Hill Griffin Stadium with a friend. Despite the incredibly brief TV cameo, she sent social media into a frenzy – with viewers flocking to social media trying to identify the mystery spectator.However, Blomquist took matters into her own hands on Sunday, confirming her identity by sharing a snap of her viral TV moment to her Instagram account. ‘Work the cut,’ Blomquist captioned the post, seemingly nodding to Florida head coach Jon Sumrall’s trademark team slogan. Freshman student Peyton Blomquist sent the internet into a frenzy after being spotted on ESPN’s broadcast cameras during Florida’s shock win over Ole Miss on Saturday afternoon Blomquist has leaned into her newfound internet fame after becoming an overnight sensationThe post triggered an explosion across her social accounts, with her Instagram following surging past 37,000 and her TikTok crossing 32,000 in just 48 hours.Blomquist is a member of the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority at the University of Florida and wore an orange ZTA patch on her white outfit during Saturday’s game.She is also enrolled on the university’s rigorous pre-med track, having previously graduated as the salutatorian of her high school class in Lake Mary, north of Orlando.Blomquist’s viral moment came just weeks after another college football fan caught the attention of social media after being spotted on ESPN’s broadcast.Sara Smith, an Ole Miss alum from Knoxville, grabbed the attention of ESPN’s cameraperson, who then lingered on her during a tense moment in the team’s win over Louisville. The image quickly spread across social media and there were even accusations that the ESPN camera operator purposely zoomed in on her, although that was later confirmed to be false.Days later, Smith shared some of the creepy DMs she had received in the aftermath of her TV moment. In a TikTok video, she wrote ‘let’s go through my favorite DMs over the last 24 hours’ and captioned the video ‘Yes that was me.’ Blomquist is a member of the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority at the University of Florida Weeks earlier, an Ole Miss fan also grabbed the attention of ESPN’s camerapersonSmith blocked the usernames of all the senders, but one of the DMs simply said: ‘Let’s make’ alongside an emoji showing a baby.One particularly creepy one claimed they had to check the comments ‘to realize that you weren’t AI generated’ and ‘an actual living, breathing, human being.’ They also described her as ‘an absolute goddess.’A fourth asked Smith: ‘How aren’t you a model for Louis Vuitton, Gucci etc?’They continued: ‘You should literally be their main model as you’re soo beautiful and pretty. I really hope you get to be a really famous model one day.’ Another seemingly invited her on a trip to Miami while a male fan laid out his dating credentials, writing: ‘God fearing. 6’1, 260. Business owner. $500k take home annual.’