Across the Twitterverse: Review of the Week's Best Tweets

By Kevin Harrish on June 10, 2016 at 2:30 pm
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You may find that work, school, or other obligations keep you from focusing on Twitter the way you should. Thankfully for you, I'm able to tune out those distractions and provide you with a weekly rundown of the best tweets from around campus.


My #HotTake – Candy is bad, actually. I would much rather eat real food. Blueberry flavored lollipop? Firm pass. Just give me some blueberries.

JaQuan Lyle has solid Twitter game. He will be missed. Pour one out for the homie.

Like all good quarterbacks, Joe Burrow learned from his mistake.

And Jamarco Jones with perhaps the hottest take of the summer:

I need an important clarifier; are we talking movies or books? Because if it's books, I agree (although "10x better" may be a stretch). Harry Potter gets the nod on the books because they're longer, yet easier to read and more captivating, Lord of the Rings gets the nod on the movies because they're amazing.

I appreciate the apology, but here's the problem, Liam: Monday came – nothing. Tuesday came – nothing. Thursday and Friday came – still nothing. Don't make promises you can't keep, my friend.

At least Pantoni was on his game this week.

Grills?

In a shocking turn of events, it appears as though grills are becoming a campus trend. Earlier this week, JaQuan Lyle rocked a gold grill a week after chipping his tooth during offseason workouts. Now, it appears that Meech has some new ice.

I guess I need to hop on the bandwagon?

Legends Never Die

Can't get enough of Cardale Jones? Fear not, now you can have him on every Ohio State football team throughout history!

A hero has taken on the task of photoshopping the Buckeye legend into every Ohio State football team picture, beginning with the program's inaugural season in 1890.

You can follow @infinitecardale to ensure you don't miss out on the glory.

"A picture of Cardale (Jones) in every OSU team photo in history will eventually be tweeted," a source told Eleven Warriors.

This is just another reminder that it's Cardale Jones' world, we're just living in it.

This Week's Winner of Twitter

Jamarco Jones took offense to this.

And with the finishing blow:

Fatality.

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