It is a data aggregator that doesn't verify its sources. It collects random pieces of data from various sources and then publishes them without any verification as to the data's accuracy or validity.
Funny thing is the data you cite is from 2019 from another data aggregator. Generally speaking, it is crap stuff that plagues the internet with insipid pop-ups.
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- Baytowner - 9:25pm 1/4/26
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- Your intel is wrong - Chris94 - 8:57am 1/5/26
- According to today’s news 3 out of 4 have. [NT] - whatsamataU - 9:23am 1/5/26
- True on the endowment money. [NT] - whatsamataU - 8:35am 1/5/26
- If true, did the playoff snub hurt us? [NT]
- THEISMANCARR - 1:57am 1/5/26
- So far the” if “is a given until proven otherwise. The bigger problem is the selective pool of - whatsamataU - 8:29am 1/5/26
- . [NT] - holybull101 - 10:49pm 1/4/26
- That’s a fake news site, but I agree that the collective is being outbid [NT]
- holybull101 - 9:36pm 1/4/26
- Business Insider is a very legitimate publication - Baytowner - 9:40pm 1/4/26
- And they missed Nick Marsh going to IU. [NT] - whatsamataU - 8:43am 1/5/26
- Define "legitimate" - D2 - 12:03am 1/5/26
- It’s not they’ve contacted our business for sponsored content deals - holybull101 - 10:51pm 1/4/26
- Business Insider is a very legitimate publication - Baytowner - 9:40pm 1/4/26
- Your intel is wrong - Chris94 - 8:57am 1/5/26
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