A fact from Tavius Robinson appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 17 June 2023 (check views). The text of the entry was as follows:
Did you know... that it was through a social media post that 2023 NFL Draft pick Tavius Robinson was able to receive several offers to play college football?
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... that it was through a social media post that 2023 NFL Draft pick Tavius Robinson was able to play college football? Source: The Commercial Appeal ("Robinson, a 6-foot-7, 245-pound edge rusher, ended up at Ole Miss because of Twitter. U Sports, Canada's equivalent of the NCAA, canceled its 2020 fall championships in June. That left Robinson and his teammates at University of Guelph without a season to prepare for. So Robinson took to social media. 'I had actually already made a highlight tape before my senior year got canceled,' Robinson said. 'I made a Twitter and started sending it out and stuff. As one coach found it, more coaches started finding it. From there I got this opportunity.'")
I would guess he was "able to play football" but the social media post allowed him to "receive several offers" so i will modify the hook slightly. If you disagree we can continue on the talk page.
ALT1: ... that it was through a social media post that 2023 NFL Draft pick Tavius Robinson was able to receive several offers play college football?