Social Media: Or Why @KButter5 Shows Why Coaches Should Let Athletes Use Twitter
Posted Dec 15, 2011
Basically, Twitter is the best place for an athlete to build a unique, personal brand. Seriously, could you even quantify how much Kendall Marshall‘s tweets have increased his presence. Without Twitter he might be just a very good point guard with pass-first tendencies. With Twitter he’s a genuinely funny guy, a sneaker addict and a point guard.
(Rush the Court)
Related: Basketball, Basketball Recruiting
Rebounding Issues Linger Ahead of UNC Men's Basketball Season OpenerUNC eked out its 89-82 overtime win against Charlotte on Tuesday, but it furthered worries of a glaring issue. The Tar Heels had three exhibition...
Thu Oct 29, 2026Tar Heels in pros: Caleb Wilson scores 20; Coby White still out; eight in G League camps
As Caleb Wilson kept stacking good nights five games into his rookie NBA season, Coby White still hasn’t made his season debut and eight former...
Thu Oct 29, 2026
What Three Basketball Preseason Exhibitions Revealed About the Tar Heels
Perhaps the most concerning trend throughout exhibition play has been North Carolina’s inconsistency on the glass. The Tar Heels outrebounded USC 47-33 but fell behind...
Wed Oct 28, 2026
Brooklyn Nets assign Drake Powell to Long Island before start of G League season
The Brooklyn Nets assigned three recent first-round picks — Drake Powell, Ben Saraf and Joshua Jefferson — to their G League affiliate, the Long Island...
Wed Oct 28, 2026