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By Holly Anderson

Couple questions:

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  • Published On Apr 25, 2013
  • That many ducks within ducks is too unstable!

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    By Holly Anderson

    Oregon starts football program Twitter account, incepts itself:


  • Published On Apr 23, 2013
  • Ex-Alabama OL D.J. Fluker tweets about receiving money, says he was hacked

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    By Zac Ellis

    Some interesting news came out of the Twitterverse last night, as a tweet from former Alabama offensive lineman D.J. Fluker’s account surfaced saying he’d accepted money while a member of the Crimson Tide (screen grab courtesy of @edsbs).

    It didn’t take long for the tweet to catch fire, and Fluker quickly deleted it before his agent, Deryk Gilmore, claimed his player’s account was hacked.

    As Jason Kirk of SB Nation notes, this tweet seems out of character for Fluker given his previous tweets. And Fluker is preparing for this weekend’s NFL draft, where he’s projected as a potential first-round pick. One would think he wouldn’t drop this kind of earth-shattering news on Twitter just days before cashing in on an NFL contract.

    Though it would have been entertaining to hear Nick Saban’s reaction, this news — as Fluker and his agent claim — seems to have come from a hacker.

    Update: Gilmore told AL.com that he and Fluker have identified the individual who hacked the player’ s account. “This is totally fiction, but I’m waiting to get some proof,” Gilmore said. “I’ve been on the phone with Twitter.”


  • Published On Apr 23, 2013
  • Could James Franklin get into Vanderbilt?

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    James Franklin and Zac Stacy share a laugh over the intricacies of the English language, presumably. (Grant Halverson/Getty Images)

    James Franklin laughing at the intricacies of the English language, presumably. (Grant Halverson/Getty Images)

    By Zac Ellis

    It’s no secret that James Franklin is changing the culture at Vanderbilt, which has long been a cellar dweller in the SEC. But the coach is also making waves on Twitter, and in interesting ways.

    On Tuesday, Franklin sent out a tweet about the growing demand for Vanderbilt season tickets. Apparently, Commodores fans are snatching them up like hotcakes. But the tweet included some questionable spelling:

    Fans — or, more likely, opponents — made sure Franklin was aware of his mistake. He then reminded those fans that he isn’t an English teacher:

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  • Published On Apr 17, 2013
  • Florida offensive coaches moonlighting as Winamp skin designers, clearly

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    By Holly Anderson

    Ominous news out of Gainesville, where whatever image-manipulation fever Joker Phillips has appears to have been transmitted to Brent Pease:

    Every time you go up in the air, you’re dangerous, if last season’s Sugar Bowl is any indication.

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  • Published On Apr 15, 2013
  • Well, we’ve disproven the quality correlation

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    Some thoughts:

    • That’s a lot of keys to imagine jangling in the general direction of a lot of computer screens.

    • Alabama is not the national champion at something, and we find this deeply unsettling.

    • No, we don’t know why that many people want to know about Tennessee or Auburn football either.


  • Published On Apr 01, 2013
  • Haters make offseason bleaker

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    Come back soon, Johnny Football, and tell the haters where they can go. (AP)

    Come back soon, Johnny Football, and tell the haters where they can go. (AP)

    Johnny Manziel told Mark Schlabach he’s quitting Twitter, leaving that shot of him with 2 Chainz as his last significant social media radar blip. It’s no secret to readers here that Johnny Football is our favorite Heisman personality of all time, and in the lean, football-free months all we get of him are Twitter posts and practice reports. Internet, we are the reason we can’t have nice things.


  • Published On Mar 27, 2013
  • #ThisHashtagNeedsSomeWork

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    #WannaKnowHowJokerPhillipsGotTheseScars?

    #SpoilerAlertItWasMuschamp

    #HeGetsBiteyWhenFedAfterMidnight


  • Published On Mar 27, 2013
  • University of California Lions Angeles

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  • Published On Mar 25, 2013
  • This took a study

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    We're taking this Nielsen research to its logically irrational extent and crowning the 2012 Belk Bowl the hit of the postseason. (AP)

    We’re taking this Nielsen research to its logically irrational extent and crowning the 2012 Belk Bowl the hit of the postseason. (AP)

    Impressive science-doing by the folks at Nielsen, who’ve determined that the more people are talking about a television show, the more people might tend to be watching that show:

    By analyzing Tweets about live TV, the study confirmed a relationship between Twitter and TV ratings. It also identified Twitter as one of three statistically significant variables (in addition to prior-year rating and advertising spend) to align with TV ratings.

    Honestly, we could’ve told them as much by pointing them to our Twitter feed during the Belk Bowl:

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  • Published On Mar 21, 2013


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