6ForTheChips wrote: I saw this as well, but I'm choosing not to think too much about it.

I know Twitter is someone's own personal account and they can ultimately say what they want, but I wish the staff or compliance or someone would monitor their use a little bit. I follow a handful of the players and some of the stuff I see them tweeting about makes them look like idiots.

cmu83 wrote:

It must drive coaches crazy that a college age athlete (and even pros) can put a message out there with no filters, nobody approving the message, etc. The cat's out of the bad, other than banning social media I don't know what they can do about it. Coaches used to worry about players breaking curfew, getting into altercations (they still do), but now they have to watch what's being said online.

Don't most bigger schools have an administrator that checks any athletes social media accounts? Does CMU? Hopefully this is one of those that gets tweeted and then pulled.

cmufanatic wrote: wonder if this has anything to do with the cm life article with the football and track team incident?

He must mean the last practice of the reg season. 

If he thinks he's too good for CMU football that's just laughable.  He's a decent player.  He's made some good plays.  But he's also had some huuuuge screw ups.  And the program rolled out the red carpet for this kid.  If he meant he's too good for this program then I say good riddance.  He must have meant the last practice of the reg season.

"The worlds gonna end next month so thts why, but we goin to a bowl game so we got another month ahead of us"

Mikerochip wrote: Based on more recent tweets, TD appears to be mocking the prediction of the world's  "demise" next month:

https://twitter.com/T_Davis_84

MktTimerChip wrote:

Mikerochip wrote: Based on more recent tweets, TD appears to be mocking the prediction of the world's  "demise" next month:

https://twitter.com/T_Davis_84

I sure hope you are right. Kids....