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Gee thanks, twitter, im sure I didnt need to see those DMs sent to me pre draft in freaking April until just today.

@Interstate20W Everyone should, they havent acted of fan feedback in seemingly forever. Just keep making a worse product. It used to be basically mandatory to check out the new games, now its simply not worth the headache long before its not worth the money.

@MathBomb Thanks for clarifying & I appreciate your take. I’m just a regular guy who enjoys gaming trying to take a stand for the future of EA Games #CFBPLAYDONTPAY

EA: progression has not changed EA Dev: 😑 #CFBPLAYDONTPAY

@gh0stsarentreal @NotTheExpertYT If you change one, you change the other. So theyre different, but dependant, so saying it has no changes when the thing its dependant on changes drastically is intentionally misleading.

@MathBomb @NotTheExpertYT I dont think that’s necessarily manipulative lol its two different things

As a developer, the "Coach XP progression has not changed from..." statement annoys me, because they give one example how it DID change in the same response, they earn 25 instead of 10. So its a statement proven incorrect by their own statement a few lines earlier.

@gh0stsarentreal @NotTheExpertYT One is dependant on the other. So they're only different if youre trying specifically to be manipulative in your wording and claim technicality.

@MathBomb @NotTheExpertYT the actual level progression and the amount of skill points you get are two different things right?

Similarly, as mentioned by others they removed faster development options, which is a substantive change year over year. It's not a factual statement, but it's also OBVIOUSLY not a factual statement. So easy to avoid saying stuff like that, just don't.

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@Ni_N9ne I first had to remind Grok who I am, it couldn't find my username. Great start. Then it took 7 seconds to make a "hot take" post (a term i almost never use and actively dislike) to rage bait a position I do not take and universally argue against taking.

@MathBomb The extra irony is that they are using xAI to create people's algorithms, so it's really saying it sucks. Tell Grok to do a deep dive on your account to create a 10/10 post that matches your style. Post what it tells you should go viral. Click & ask it to grade, get critiqued.🤣

So funny that Twitter has gotten so bad at moderation that its own AI is just like yeah, it sucks, we know, everyone knows, lol

@DaltonBMiller @XO133780085OX I love when people try to take the high ground while supporting a guy who stalks people---and their families---for YEARS because of the pettiest of reasons, pretty much anyone who'll disagrees with him. Like, youre defending the worst people, you don't get to claim ethics.

@XO133780085OX @MathBomb Ohhhhhhh nice I love these! Me: I like bananas You: So you hate apples? Fucking asshole!

Lmfao that bozo is still on this app?

College football recruiting is built around relationships, evaluations, and geography. While elite prospects can emerge from anywhere, there are specific regions of the country that consistently produce a higher concentration of Power Four recruits, NFL Draft picks, and future professional football players than anywhere else These recruiting territories have earned their reputation through decades of sustained player development, outstanding high school football traditions, quality coaching, year-round competition, and deep talent pools. Because of that, they receive significant attention from college recruiting departments and NFL scouts every recruiting cycle It’s important to remember that recruiting territories are not universal. Every college program organizes its recruiting map differently based on its staff size, conference footprint, recruiting philosophy, and institutional priorities. Some schools divide states into multiple territories, while others assign an entire state or region to a single recruiter The rankings in this graphic represent some of the nation’s most productive and consistently recruited football territories based on long-term talent production, Power Four recruiting activity, and NFL player development. While no list is absolute, these regions have established themselves as the foundation of the college football recruiting landscape and continue to produce elite talent year after year

@AmandaMAtwell Not knee surgery, but several lower extremity issues leading to mobility issues. Biggest thing I learned the wrong way was to get over having to ise a mobility aid like a cane or crutch as early as possible. Tried fighting it, but it reduces pain substantially, just do it.

Officially a month away from my first knee replacement. If you've had one feel free to leave any words of wisdom or pre op advice - I've had my share of knee surgeries but the anxiety for this one is on another level 😅

@mikefreemanNFL Maybe the twins study with the Kelly bros?

How has time dilation been proven?

@soniclivemedia He measured in at 5"9 1/8" at his pro day officially.

@MathBomb So is he 5'9" or 6' like everyone else, including the NFL, lists him at?

De'Shawn Rucker is a CB prospect in the 2026 draft class. He scored a 8.41 RAS out of a possible 10.00. This ranked 489 out of 3069 CB from 1987 to 2026. ras.football/ras-informatio…

@DaltonBMiller I know, right? Fits way too well to way too many things. Wish I could remember where I saw it, prolly some tiktok

Omg this is so good. “Hobbyless behavior” gonna be in the rotation HEAVY… Cause y’all have way too much time on your hands.

@RussNFLDraft I learned the term "Hobbyless behavior" recently and think it applies.

I’ve had this happen to my son a few times. For the life of me, I cannot figure out why someone would want to try and fool a kid into thinking they’re someone they’re not.