Reprehensibly misleading

So I'm on Facebook today and the pictured item appears in the feed. I click on the link, which suggests it is an ESPN story. The giveaway, of course, is the "LSU Tigers" tag above a story with no relationship to said team. The use of exclamation marks and the wretched writing confirm. But this is awful. I had never noticed this sort of thing before. Am I clueless? Has it been going on ?

 

I don't think that's even a legitimate page. None of that is ESPN's style. And the address at the top is not an ESPN address.

Looks like you got duped by a fake link.

 

And yes. Fake links/Fantasy news sites have been around for a while now.

 

Yeah. What's the problem? You got duped by a fake link, which you seem to acknowledge. Are you upset at the story itself or Facebook? By the thread title it appears it is the former. It was a fake. The person who did it doesn't give a shit and would chuckle reading about how pissed you got.

 

The other day, I clicked on a link for 14 things I didn't know about "Star Wars," when in fact, I did know most of them. Reprehensible!

 

You only get one bar on Sprint?