Twitter? 😂 I checked over 10 different MEDIA platforms...ESPN, AP News, OLive, LA Times, etc... NOTHING re Bo Nix coming back next year. Anyone, literally, can start a rumor via Twitter.

First of all I don't believe Nix will make a decision until after the season and he has the opportunity to talk with pro scouts, etc.

Second, Nix will make the announcement himself and it will be BIG news and not a rumor.

Speaking of Twitter, I read an article which said one of the main jokes trending over Twitter(I don't have an account) is about wacko Elon Musk...

“buying twitter for $44 billion to make it worthless in the span of 2 weeks is the closest elon musk will get to donating money”

Everyone knew Hutson went down to stop the clock, and nothing could literally be done at the time about it.  He was coached to game the situation under the current rules.  It’s a matter of player safety to stop the clock and render aid to the injured at no penalty to the team.  Hutson coming out with his comments will lead to unintended results, unfortunately.  The rules committed review this stuff every year.  What happens when in the name of player safety an injured player is not allowed to return to the game and has to sit out a series or a quarter after being aided off the field?  All to protect player safety but really to protect the integrity of the game…

Phil wrote:

If Bo's really out we'll get to see what Ty can do with meaningful minutes outside of garbage time. 

You'd have to think the team gets warned frequently about not spilling the beans about internal affairs on social media. Hutson has probably been spoken to already about the matter. Unless this is all an elaborate hoax and Bo will be back Saturday? Probably not likely and Hutson was just getting careless with giving out information. 

@DR Twitter is certainly not good for paying attention to fan theories and I've never been inclined to engage in any discourse there. It is often the first source to report things that do indeed end up being true though. Take for example Seven MgGee in that Twitter was speculating about his transfer many weeks before he did based on his Tweets. Wilner is also a regular and Tweets new info before he writes stories. I was checking in on his Tweets when the LA teams first announced they were leaving since Wilner was giving a lot of relevant info on Twitter. Players often times share a lot of info too. Prior to games you can sometimes get good intell if a player has been seen in unformium that's been hurt and may or may not be playing. 

Fan theories aren't even worth mentioning, LOL. Agree Wilner is a good follow. John Walters is as well, in general and for ASU insights. Fentress, George Wrighster... don't know about Goe. Not sure how much real information he has anymore. Whenever one of his Tweets pops up, it's usually along the lines of ye olde "The Beavers may surprise people / The Ducks' prospects appear troubling" routine.

Re: "elaborate hoax." Good grief I thought of that as well, i.e. if he's spilling that fake injuries were part of the game plan, maybe dropping false information on Bo's status is part of the plan as well? If so, things are getting a bit too corny!

"If players can, within the rules, fake injuries, essentially brag about it and nothing happens other than an internal rebuke, then all it means is football is moving closer to professional wrestling"

I did not like it when players faked injuries to stop the Chip offense and still think its a bad look for any team.  I really think the world of Hutson as he is committed to the program and allows himself to be coached up when he screws up, but this was a betrayal of his coaches and I am not sure if he grasps gamesmanship and politicking that comes with it...

Regarding social media, this is it for me, and thankfully so...