u/AllTimeTy

Anyone have any experiences or know the legitimacy of this shop? Specifically curious on the quality of the football/basketball jerseys and also if the proceeds do go towards the actual athletes? TIA

- Doubled average volume
- Up 11%
- Started day around 150% CTB
- 100 shares available for short currently
- ~5.77 days to cover

Big potential for movement here. Invest at your own risk and do your own research before committing as short squeezes can be volatile plays.

Good luck all 🤙🏼

I’m looking to see if there are any super under-the-radar storylines that I’ve completely missed heading into this year. Here is the one team from every conference that has my attention this upcoming season.

What does your list look like?

 

#####ACC: Syracuse They flashed massive potential last season before QB1 went down around week 3 or 4. If they managed to retain their talent they could be a very sneaky underdog in the conference.

#####American: North Texas This roster got absolutely gutted this offseason. I have no horse in this race, but I’ll be sympathetically rooting for Mean Green to pull off some miracles.

#####Big XII: Oklahoma State Mike Gundy sympathizer. Let's see if this UNT... I mean OSU, team can continue off last seasons success and win a conference game.

#####B1G: Penn State First season without James Franklin.

#####CUSA: Missouri State Second season in FBS.

#####MAC: Massachusetts Honestly, I'm just curious how long they can keep this football program afloat at this rate. I'm rooting for you Minutemen!

#####MWC: North Dakota State No explanation needed.

#####PAC-12/8/?: Utah State I feel like they were a lot better than their record appeared to show last season. I might be proven completely wrong on this one, but I'm staying tuned.

#####SEC: Auburn & Kentucky The SEC is going to be a hilarious circus this year. Auburn sticks out the most to me, Kentucky close second.

#####SBC: Old Dominion Has an opportunity to beat Virginia Tech again, but beating a James Franklin coached VT would be peak. If they can beat James Madison they should win the conference.

I’m not sure what the overall consensus is, but this was an absolute grand slam of an idea and I genuinely wish every conference would implement it into their broadcasts.

I watched more ACC games this past season than I normally do for one main reason: getting to watch the review process unfold in real time. It’s refreshing to finally have transparency and see all the intricate details that go into decisions that look simple on the surface.

 

I think fans mainly hate reviews because:

• The final decision sometimes doesn’t make sense
• Reviews take too long
• Commercials

 

Having the review process integrated into the broadcast solves a lot of that. It removes a ton of the confusion and doubt around decisions, and while the reviews still take the same amount of time, that time becomes far more engaging for viewers instead of just dead air and commercials. Less commercials and more insight is a win for fans without really changing the timing of the game.

 

How long do you think it’ll be before other conferences start adopting this into their broadcasts, if they ever do (less commercials = less money)?

Did you personally enjoy, feel indifferent to, dislike it?