NBA Centel parody account returns to X

As this popular parody NBA social media account disappears, various franchises and basketball figures mourn the loss
It’s rare that a sports parody account on social media has much resonance with professional athletes. But “NBA Centel” became so popular that even NBA teams and superstars were aware of it.
NBA Centel, explained: Why fans and teams are mourning the parody Twitter account
What is NBA Centel and why are fans mourning that the Twitter account is no longer active? We explain it all for you.
What happened to NBA Centel? Popular NBA parody account receives 'temporary restrictions' on X
NBA Centel had built a significant following in the NBA world as a parody account for the league's news. On Wednesday, many were surprised to see the account restricted.
What happened to NBA Centel? The parody account that fooled Colin Cowherd
A parody NBA account, known for posting fake, but plausible rumors, recently had its posts suddenly removed from X.
NBA Centel parody account returns to X after being mourned by NBA fans and teams
The spoof account and NBA inside joke was suspended on X on Wednesday, but returned to full glory one day later.
NBA Centel Parody Account Suspended On X, Social Media Crashes Out
And now, it appears that we may have lost the one X account that every basketball fan can say they've been fooled by: NBA Centel, a play on the legit account NBA Central, which boasts nearly 1.8 million followers.
Fans mourn the end of NBACentel on social media
The death of NBACentel is a sad day for the NBA meme community, but there's hope that the troll master will rise from the ashes.
NBA world mourns the demise of popular X account
If you've followed the NBA on X, you must have been Centel'd at least once over the last few years. The parody account routinely tricked players and fans with witty and exaggerated "fake" stories. Some recent examples include FS1's Colin Cowherd falling victim to a false report that the Mavericks had banned Luka Doncic jerseys.
NBA World Pays Tribute to Fallen Troll Account ‘TheNBACentel’ on Social Media
The NBA world has lost a legend. Not a player, not a coach, not even a referee—but rather a parody social media account that has tipped the league upside down a time or two over the last several years.
Fans And Teams Mourn Suspension Of 'NBA Centel' After Misinformation Page Disappears From Social Media
The extremely popular 'fake news' X page 'NBA Centel' was finally banned on the app, eliciting a major outcry from fans and media personalities.
Popular NBA troll account, once banned, makes triumphant return in less than 24 hours
The banning of an NBA social media troll account had the entire basketball community reminiscing about the good times.
NBA Centel returns to X after temporary ban
The NBA parody account was temporarily suspended on Wednesday, causing an uproar amongst its fans, but it made a triumphant ...
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"Came back with double the aura" - Fans rejoice as NBA Centel swiftly returns from X ban after receiving massive tribute
NBA fans online rejoiced after the popular Parody account NBA Centel made a swift return on X, formerly Twitter. Earlier this week, the parody account was suspended for undefined reasons.
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What a run. Let's hope that it can continue someday. Get well soon, Pop. — NBA Centel lived, died and came back to life ...