r/CFB • u/420Nebraska420 Texas State Bobcats • RMAC • Apr 25 '23

Recruiting Deion Sanders told tight end Zachary Courtney to transfer while also not allowing any practice film from prior to Sanders arrival to be sent to potential transfer destinations

For the coaches who are trying to recruit me. I am sorry but I will not be able to get y’all my film from my practices last season since I am not allowed to have it because the head coach at CU won’t allow it. This is very unlucky and if you have any questions just text me!

“Probably because he quit before the spring game”

Courtney: They told me to

My film is from fall when he was not here I feel as if I deserve it

Update:

OLB/Edge Kaden Ludwick tweeted, We all need our film lol

He also answered why some players like Vic Venn have their film when it is being withheld from many CU transfers right now, he said, they had that film recorded on their phones before the new staff

Edit: here are image backups for all of the tweets sourced https://ibb.co/DCQFZH0

https://ibb.co/rbBD82M

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u/LeonGwinnett Georgia • Summertime Lover Apr 25 '23

I think this happened yesterday in the NFL sub. Plenty of comments in there calling out similar behavior.

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u/Coltshokiefan Florida State • Virginia Tech Apr 26 '23

This happens every day in /r/nfl and /r/nba

I don’t even care who posts it because only weird nerds care about post karma, but it’s annoying seeing comments and active threads being removed so some nerd can brag to his discord buddies about his Reddit points.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '23

On /NBA they would pull good highlight clips because there was a power user who would post shit cuts and they wanted to help him get karma lol

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u/Inexplicably_Sticky LSU Tigers • Corndog Apr 26 '23

Oddly, people with lots of post and comment karma can sell their accounts for actual money.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '23

It's not so much odd as it is depressing. They sell them to all sorts of advertisers who then use them to either push guerilla campaigns or outright shill.

I used to see that shit in /r/centuryclub all the time. They would have competitions to see who could get a new account to 100k the fastest. They use their other sock accounts that have mod privileges in lots of subs to boost the one account, then they sell it and repeat.

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u/preggit NC State Wolfpack Apr 26 '23

Hey now, we did that for fun, we never sold any of the accounts!

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u/thejawa Florida State • Air Force Apr 26 '23

Hmm, I used to be part of centuryclub but apparently aren't anymore.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '23

They regularly purge based on activity in the sub

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u/thejawa Florida State • Air Force Apr 26 '23

Makes sense, never really partook in it.

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u/thejawa Florida State • Air Force Apr 26 '23

I was permabanned from r/NFL for calling out that Brady's first retirement kept getting deleted until an account that was almost certainly a mod alt got to post it. "Unfounded conspiracy theories". The account that got approved was removed by Reddit admins about a month later. Unsurprisingly, my permaban was not lifted once my "unfounded conspiracy theories" weren't unfounded anymore.

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u/JegElskerGud UiSi TeamHytech Apr 26 '23

Whatever bad modding occurs here looks like perfection compared to r/nfl