Seeing the comments posted, are a direct reflection of the positive attitude my soon to be sister-in-law represents. As a head cheerleader on the field, or a bar manager X 3. For her to say a guy is her match, especially on t.v. is still CRAZY to us. However, Erin has never been a predicted woman. She wears honor cords, runs bars, and still can coach pro cheerleading. Brad and her are the perfect match, “but do not tell her that, because, she does not believe in soel mates”. love, her fam

Brad was one the most interesting bachelors, and appeared to be a nice down-to earth guy. I hope he comes back!!!!

Why is this guy still on the “Most eligible bachlor List”? I think he’s like yesterdays news. Who cares anymore if he is single or not? Let him get on with his life in Texas because he certainly doesn’t do it for up Norteastern USA girls!

Does anyone know him from Texas? Melissa, you mentioned your daughter knows him? Let me know - Thanks!

Wow! I totally disagree with what Eileen wrote regarding the Black woman on the Bachelor who was named Rigina. I thought she was very beautiful. Too bad there wasn’t a connection betweem her and Brad. In fact, I did not see one time where they spoke. I just cannot imagine why Eileen you would write what you wrote about this woman not being representative of any person of color. Wow! This is stupid. I did not think for a minute that this woman was ‘ghetto’ no more than I thought the other women represented a Grace Kelly or any other White woman. In fact, some of them just did not represent themselves well. So very very sad. It is just this kind of opinion that taints us and decent human beings everywhere. For the very little I saw of the Black woman, I was impressed. I would have loved to have seen more. Too bad she was not given a rose. Maybe Brad’s lost not to have made the effort to get to know her better.

I am an american black woman. Normally I do not watch the bachelor. But tonight I did. Lord what a mistake. This “gentle man” Brad, is a Richard Geer look-alike. This prompted me to look further. Then to my dismay, a black american woman exited the limo, and introduced herself as Ms. Brown sugar. Dear lord help her! I must say that I wanted to have a electronic boot to just kick this chic from the air waves. I need to publically say….. “This gal does not represent me or anyother person of color.” How getto. Hope she doesn’t last long, since I am now in fear of the uncoooootttthhh representation.