Explain this.........
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According to Fanatics, that statement is false
www.wfaa.com
What's more discouraging is the number of "journalists" that seem to have just ran with the story without verifying if what Weiss said was true.
No, there weren't more Caitlin Clark jerseys sold in one day than Cowboys jerseys last year
Basketball writer Dick Weiss claimed in a post on X that more Caitlin Clark Indiana Fever jerseys were sold in one day than Cowboys jerseys all of last year.
www.wfaa.com
What's more discouraging is the number of "journalists" that seem to have just ran with the story without verifying if what Weiss said was true.
As soon as I read the tweet I called BS. There’s no way that’s accurate. I see there’s been some backtracking on it.
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BARSTOOL ARTICLE
Wait, if Barstool cant be trusted to provide us accurate news, how are we supposed to know what social issue related to sports we should be outraged about next?
Seriously though- I cant believe someone works at Barstool and actually wrote that 'article' with the red highlighted comments.
Wait, if Barstool cant be trusted to provide us accurate news, how are we supposed to know what social issue related to sports we should be outraged about next?
Seriously though- I cant believe someone works at Barstool and actually wrote that 'article' with the red highlighted comments.
I don't think I've ever seen a single WNBA jersey, ever. How could just 1 players outsell EVERY Dallas jersey? Complete BS. And, who wears them supposedly?
She is the bestest basketball player ever...so it makes sense. AirCait Ones in production?Be like
MikeCaitlin?
When I read the phrase "Indiana Fever" I thought it was some kind of slogan as in "I got Indiana Fever! Catch it!" Or something like that. Now I see it's the name of the team. Learn something every day. Not a knock on the team. I just had no idea.
They got Dicked.According to Fanatics, that statement is false
No, there weren't more Caitlin Clark jerseys sold in one day than Cowboys jerseys last year
Basketball writer Dick Weiss claimed in a post on X that more Caitlin Clark Indiana Fever jerseys were sold in one day than Cowboys jerseys all of last year.
What's more discouraging is the number of "journalists" that seem to have just ran with the story without verifying if what Weiss said was true.
I'm just happy this guy landed on his feet at barstool after all these years
Fanatics is building a huge warehouse and distribution center on land owned by Jerry Jones in Waxahachie, so they dare not speak ill of their landlord. Conflict of interest. Unreliable source***According to Fanatics, that statement is false
No, there weren't more Caitlin Clark jerseys sold in one day than Cowboys jerseys last year
Basketball writer Dick Weiss claimed in a post on X that more Caitlin Clark Indiana Fever jerseys were sold in one day than Cowboys jerseys all of last year.
What's more discouraging is the number of "journalists" that seem to have just ran with the story without verifying if what Weiss said was true.
Mutt say, women play basketball?
Well they did have her jerseys ready lickety split.
Can I add him to the list even if he doesn’t know the list he’s being added to?**
250K Cowboys jerseys in one year sounds low. I mean, if they're just talking about the authentic game style jerseys, then maybe. But if you include the cheaper clothing that just looks like a jersey, it can't be right.
And if it's just authentic jerseys, then it's not a fair comparison because basketball jerseys are a lot cheaper.
And if it's just authentic jerseys, then it's not a fair comparison because basketball jerseys are a lot cheaper.
She may have outsold the Cowboys for 1 week. The week she was the #1 pick. In the NFL offseason before the draft. I expect the Cowboy's #1 pick will surpass her the week after the draft.
Right.
This is why I am always skeptical about statistics from social media . . . and major news outlets.
Often, the quoted stats are only a "half-truth" or are outright manipulated to promote agendas.
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