re: LSU-sessed Bama fan starts fake Kevin Steele Twitter account

Did people click on the links to read the respective stories?

In one story the article claims a fan hacks the opposing team's twitter only to post positive messages about his real team. This seems pretty transparent (sort of like painting a geaux tigers on the other team's field)




In the other story the article claims a fan sets up a fake twitter account claiming to be an opposing coach and then starts communicating with recruits. This is weird and fraudulent IMO. If you are a coach or any other person being impersonated you'd take that seriously.

It would be different if someone set up a fake Les Miles or Nick Saban account and said things that were obviously not credible and stupid... that would be a prank that no reasonable person would fall for IMO. OK, maybe the Les Miles account would be hard to figure - if les had a want or the chest to compose his twitter messages in a stiff dew or something.