An obviously fake Baylor gambling scandal X post fooled a lot of people
No, @derrico_henrio is not the CBS Sports college football account.
No, @derrico_henrio is not the CBS Sports college football account.
While the sports media continues to rely on Elon Musk’s X as a resource and conversation outlet, it...
"Either way, real or fake, the video would garner traction which would increase followers."
"Complete nonsense."
Kevin Garnett did not actually say "Come try me Dray."
"I hate this damn app."
"We might set a world record for 'most amount of deleted quote tweets from blue check journalists'
No, Twitter, these were not "Kevin Garnett's comments."
No, @NJDevills is not a trusted source of New Jersey Devils' news.
The "Iván B" account was created Tuesday night. Its only replies so far are defending Beltrán. And it appears to be linked to an "Iván Beltrán" e-mail address.
"There was the one report yesterday that this got so bad in practice going back two years ago that Chris Paul was making fun of Harden's manboobs in practice to the point where he broke down in tears and had to leave a couple of practices."
Michael Ravare's invitation to visit the Diamondbacks' booth came from a fake Steve Berthiaume account, leading to some on-broadcast awkwardness.
A fake reporter account that's been around since December got almost 10,000 likes for a false report of a Colgate player missing a flight, a report subsequently picked up by some CBS local sites. That report even fooled the player's mom.
No, "@RealDickTator" is not actually an ESPN reporter.
King and Van Natta Jr. both retweeted the fake tweet, then deleted their retweets and apologized.
Might want to check that handle first.
Even in the age of verified blue checkmarks, people and media outlets regularly get fooled by fake Twitter...