Welcome to Twitter, Michael Mauti
The Penn State Twittersphere just got a lot more interesting as Penn State’s former leader Michael Mauti (@Michael_Mauti) joined the fun yesterday.
Hello Twitter! Officially on the wagon
— Michael Mauti (@Michael_Mauti) July 8, 2013
Although the account is not yet “verified” as of this morning, Mauti’s brother Patrick confirmed that the account was indeed the beloved former linebacker.
The time has finally come, the real @michael_mauti officially has a twitter. Everyone give him a follow #familylove #bro
— Patrick Mauti (@Pmauts84) July 9, 2013
If the account’s first day is any indication, Penn Staters could be in for a real treat. Mauti has already tweeted about Wings Over and made fun of Matt McGloin for wearing a bowtie. And, he’ll be giving away signed photos for every thousandth follower.
Every thousanth follower from now ill send a personalized signed picture from me! Just ask #5000 @ArnoldiPSU #MAUTIGRAS
— Michael Mauti (@Michael_Mauti) July 9, 2013
Although it would have been great to have this account during the 2012 football season, it’s better late than never, and it’s our pleasure to welcome Michael Mauti to Twitter!
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