Sports and Twitter: Tweet Tweet
As you probably know, the latest craze to come out of Silicon Valley is Twitter, which allows you to share valuable bits of information such as what you had for lunch or what traffic was like during your commute with anyone who "follows" you (Facebook is so 2008, in other words).
Thatโs if youโre a regular person. If youโre a college coach, Twitter also allows you to 1) communicate with recruits in an entirely new way, 2) show that youโre โdown with the kidsโ, and 3) extend your personal brand.
Itโs the future, in other words, which is why tech-savvy coaches like Pete Carroll, John Calipari and Les Miles are jumping all over it (incidentally, although I have a healthy dislike for USC, I have to admit that Iโm a little fascinated by Carrollโs "tweets"โฆtheyโre over-the-top in a very laid back, celeb-filled, Southern California way).
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Anyway, the Arkansas connection is that the notoriously stoic and publicity-averse Bobby Petrino has a Twitter account (reserved for him by someone at the U of A), although heโs professed to have no idea what that new-fangled stuff is all about and hasnโt posted any tweets yet. But, Brandon Marcello of the Slophouse blog is aiming to change thatโฆheโs launching a campaign to bring Petrino to Twitter.
My personal opinion is that Twitter is only interesting if someone is really into it (again, see: Carroll, Pete), and Petrino almost surely wouldnโt be. But, Iโm also in favor of Arkansas keeping up with the Joneses in the recruiting game and, like I said, this is the futureโฆletโs not get left behind here.
So, count Razorback Expats, Inc. as an official supporter of the โBring Petrino to Twitterโ campaign. If youโre with us, check out Marcelloโs post for full instructions on what to do.
I should also mention that we have a Razorback Expats Twitter account, so follow us, too, if you want. See you all on the other side.

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