r/CFB Has Taken The Media World By Storm

“It's great we can get a large group of fans, across teams and conference affiliations, to band together to sponsor various bricks, lockers, coaches across the country (and the world) because we love college football so much,” Ha’Eri said. “My personal favorite is the locker at ULM, because they let us put the CFB Ball on the little plaque. I also was happy Wyoming let us put the /r/CFB logo on the brick we purchased.” All the quirky ways that r/CFB has given money back to the football world shows their side that does not take themselves too seriously. Their Twitter account is also indicative of that fact. The account has grown as the main way people learn about r/CFB. Ha’Eri is the main personality behind the account and has seen the account jump over 112,000 followers since 2011.We're barely halfway through the $8200... vehicle space may be an issue, we're switching to some less cost efficient items. #RCFBtoyspree pic.twitter.com/GB59p6XvKd
– RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) December 19, 2017
The Twitter account gave r/CFB an outlet to share information at media days and show off parts of their subreddit to the outside world. Through Twitter, r/CFB has shown off fun items such as the Fulmer Cup, the Imperialism Map, and their coverage of media days. The fun style of tweeting about college football helped r/CFB gain some notoriety over the last year. ESPN, 24/7, and the Paul Finebaum Show all listed @RedditCFB as a top follow for college football coverage. R/CFB is by no means trying to be on the same reporting level as the AP or high-level journalism sources, but they do provide a news-breaking source that aggregates all college football news into one place. Subscribers of r/CFB get news quicker than anyone else because of the large community that comes together to share stories they find in the wild. The subreddit broke the news this week that Florida State was not actually bowl eligible in 2017. R/CFB went viral after their subscribers dug in deep and found that FSU had not met specific requirements to land in a bowl game.We're barely halfway through the $8200... vehicle space may be an issue, we're switching to some less cost efficient items. #RCFBtoyspree pic.twitter.com/GB59p6XvKd
– RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) December 19, 2017
The subreddit brings a lot of fun to the world of college football. Fans are consuming news in a much different way in 2017. College football fans want GIFs, memes, and humor when they come together to talk about the sport. R/CFB gives fans a place that they can have a digital tailgate with people across the world.BREAKING: An /r/CFB investigation has revealed that Florida State may not be bowl eligible due to NCAA rules https://t.co/62CuKBz8ox
– RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) December 21, 2017
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