Labrie says that she, "took his feelings into consideration a lot more than I should have."Adding "but what is he going to do to the girl in the club who says 'no' or 'get off of me'?"

"I've gone through red flags trying to find the line between creepy and threatening, and this felt threatening," Labrie said.

Ali Reid, a journalist who is attending Emerson and interened NESN, reached out to James for comment. James claims that he didn't send the texts and they were sent by a female friend of his. It's hard to believe, since how would his "female friend" know all the details?

It appears that this guy wanted a date, didn't get it, played the "I'm on TV" card and then attacked the woman for just saying no.

Let's hope that the bosses at NESN have a sit down with Marc James (or whatever his name is?) and explain to him this is not the way to treat women.

No word if Marc James has a Harvey Weinstein poster on his wall, next to his Tom Brady poster.