Andrew Cooper (@runandrewcooper) 's Twitter Profile
Andrew Cooper

@runandrewcooper

Former college athlete @WSU & @UCBerkeley.

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calendar_today13-01-2013 19:45:53

2,2K Tweet

650 Followers

1,1K Following

Robert Reeves (@robertreeves) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’m disappointed about the loss but only because the beat down in the first half. Yeah, yeah…horseshoes and hand grenades, but we were damn close. #HookEm

Andrew Cooper (@runandrewcooper) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Verifying my identity for Mirror sig:0x72e66c0858865fb1fc5decf452a615ed258144a23047ab458a55b358993c4a9443a2a286ae0ed4a5627a3ef6443712d5d61c179fad249ba96780ed88b25d778b1b mirror.xyz

Steve Berkowitz (@byberkowitz) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In 2016, there were 7 college football head coaches making at least $5 million. This year, there are 21. In 2016, there were 20 coaches making at least $4 million. This year, there are 38. sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/salaries/…

In 2016, there were 7 college football head coaches making at least $5 million. This year, there are 21.

In 2016, there were 20 coaches making at least $4 million. This year, there are 38.
sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/salaries/…
Kai (@hiyakaiya) 's Twitter Profile Photo

at the end of the day imma say what needs to be said, always. tired of making concessions for people to be comfortable. good morning!

Derek Silva (derekcrim.bsky.social) (@derekcrim) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Andrew Cooper of @ucaa_one told us that many athletes “have no idea that the NCAA invented the term ‘student-athlete’ nearly 70 years ago to avoid paying workers’ compensation and how the NCAA leverages it to justify their tax-evasion scheme.” theguardian.com/sport/2021/dec…

Nathan Kalman-Lamb (@nkalamb) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The NCAA claimed it used the term 'student-athlete' 44 times in its new constitution because that's what athletes want to be called. So, for The Guardian, we talked to more than a dozen to see if they agreed. "The term could not be further from the truth." theguardian.com/sport/2021/dec…

NFL Canada (@nflcanada) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Pro Bowl voting ends TODAY! 👀 It's our last chance to help send hollywood to his first-ever Pro Bowl! Every RT = #ProBowlVote x2️⃣ LET'S DO THIS 🇨🇦

Pro Bowl voting ends TODAY! 👀

It's our last chance to help send <a href="/HollywoodVon/">hollywood</a> to his first-ever Pro Bowl! 

Every RT = #ProBowlVote x2️⃣ LET'S DO THIS 🇨🇦
Rodger Sherman (@rodger) 's Twitter Profile Photo

ESPN turning college football into an ATM by facilitating a playoff and literally creating dozens of additional bowl games, then putting its top analysts on TV to complain that the sport has changed

ESPN turning college football into an ATM by facilitating a playoff and literally creating dozens of additional bowl games, then putting its top analysts on TV to complain that the sport has changed
MARS (@ww_marcus) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I wanna rap bout my career as a young black college athlete at the highest level. As guidance for u go getters coming up. S/O westerville and those city kids chasing

MARS (@ww_marcus) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My first team meeting. (True story 2017) This photo was presented to us via PowerPoint to institute our building wide rule of “no hoods” in the building

My first team meeting. (True story 2017) This photo was presented to us via PowerPoint to institute our building wide rule of “no hoods” in the building
Kai (@hiyakaiya) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Let me be frank: Owners and those in positions of power within the NWSL that are making the sale of the Washington Spirit difficult are ACTIVELY harming and traumatizing players currently and formerly in the league. ESPECIALLY BLACK AND BROWN PLAYERS.

soup girl (@jasminericegirl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

since we're talking about wharton I would like to share some of my experiences there as a low-income undergrad. so at penn, there are more students in the top 0.1% income bracket than in the bottom 20%. only about 3% of the student body are from the bottom 20%— I was one of them

Kai (@hiyakaiya) 's Twitter Profile Photo

With permission to post this from her, this was sent by the UCLA Athletic Director to Mia Fishell in response to her speaking up about the racist incident with UCLA Gymnastics. I find it extremely inappropriate that an AD is trying to silence her for speaking up. UCLA Athletics

With permission to post this from her, this was sent by the UCLA Athletic Director to Mia Fishell in response to her speaking up about the racist incident with UCLA Gymnastics. 

I find it extremely inappropriate that an AD is trying to silence her for speaking up. <a href="/UCLAAthletics/">UCLA Athletics</a>
Alex Auerbach (@alexauerbachphd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Reading a lot here about how we help college athletes. The conversation is great, and providing more resources for these athletes is a great step. But we’re missing the forest for the trees. The problem isn’t resources. The problem is the system.