Morningside Men’s basketball

Morningside Men’s basketball looks to bounce back from a tough season last year, with one of the tougher nonconference stretches in program history.

The Mustangs went 14-12 last season, after being projected to win the GPAC, they ended up not being able to make the national tournament. With two of their best players graduating, Trey Brown and Zach Imig, the Mustangs look to make a name for themselves and get back on top of the GPAC.

No other better way to do this than playing the best of the best. That is exactly what they are doing. The Mustangs will play the 7th-ranked Carroll and the 8th-ranked Indiana Wesleyan in the Small College Basketball Classic. But it does not stop there for the Mustangs, because they also play the D2 national champions Northwest Missouri State a week later.

Head Coach Trent Miller says this about the tough stretch during the season, “-“

It will be interesting to see how the Mustangs do on this stretch, and they try to get things back on track.

Elon Musk and Twitter

Elon Musk is making his impact on Twitter very early.

Within the week of officially taking over Twitter and Twitter headquarters, Elon has already made significant changes throughout the app. One of the changes is anybody on the app can get verified. It is now only 8 dollars a month to have a verification mark on the app.

This resulted in many major accounts being taken seriously by many users but were just parody accounts.

Because of this Musk has taken action to make sure people are able to tell the difference between a parody account and a real account. He has done this by making “real” verified accounts have double verfications symbols and so on.

Charlie Fletcher, who has been an avid twitter user had this to say on the topic “-“

Telsa stockholders are worried about the current state of the company.

Telsa investors are scared because of the current recession within the company. Once being valued within the trillion-dollar club, now worth around 700 billion.

Elon Musk is telling investors not to fret, as they still intend to make the goals they have predicted in the past. Musk tweeted out saying, I will not let you down, no matter what it takes. New York Times reported that Telsa sold roughly 20,000 fewer cars than they made last quarter.

Dan Wubbena who is a holder of a Telsa share has this to say about the company, “-“