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Day 3 Homework-Scrolling With Intent
1. Evan Hand — “FanDuel is running one of the biggest scam companies in the entire world”
3.3M views (@ev_handd)
Hook: He immediately makes a huge accusation about a sportsbook everyone recognizes. There’s no intro or wasted time—the controversial statement creates instant curiosity and makes you want to hear his reasoning.
Why it worked: Strong opinion + recognizable brand + curiosity. It makes people want to either agree, disagree, or see what he’s talking about.
2. Ben Likes Sports (@benlikessports) — “If you told Babe Ruth about Ohtani,” 4.1M views
Hook: The concept immediately combines two huge baseball names from completely different eras. You instantly want to know what Babe Ruth would think about Ohtani.
Why it worked: It uses a recognizable athlete, a funny hypothetical, and curiosity to create an open loop.
3. Saturday Football (@saturdayfball) — College football meme, 8.9M views
Watch Saturday Football on Instagram
Hook: The video immediately shows a fan reacting to a painful college football moment. You understand the joke almost instantly without needing much context.
Why it worked: Highly relatable for college football fans and easy to share with friends who have experienced the same pain.
4. Football Memes Hub (@ftblmemeshub) — “He has to go blud,” 3.2M views
Hook: The short caption immediately makes you wonder what happened and why the person needs to go. The video itself provides the context.
Why it worked: Simple setup, funny reaction, and relatable football humor. It doesn't over-explain the joke.
5. CBS Sports Golazo (@cbssportsgolazo) — “Time for a French tutor, Micah,” 8.9M views
Hook: The caption immediately calls out a recognizable sports personality and hints that something funny happened. You have to watch to understand the context.
Why it worked: Recognizable person + humor + curiosity. The audience gets pulled in because they want to see what Micah said or did.
Overall Takeaway
The biggest thing I noticed is that these hooks create curiosity immediately. They don't waste the first few seconds introducing themselves. They get straight into a controversial statement, funny situation, recognizable athlete, or relatable sports moment. That's something I want to apply to my own sports betting content.
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Day 3 Homework-Scrolling With Intent
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