i think it has nothing to do with maturity, the staff probably doesn't want the players to be distracted, and twitter is a major distractionI think it's kind of lame to ban Twitter.. If you aren't mature enough to handle yourself on social media than you shouldn't be playing a college sport. The majority of the Oregon football players use it and they are all great
What was that you said? Sorry, I was busy typing.i think it has nothing to do with maturity, the staff probably doesn't want the players to be distracted, and twitter is a major distraction
i think it has nothing to do with maturity, the staff probably doesn't want the players to be distracted, and twitter is a major distraction
Agreed. Texting is [ideally] a private conversation between two people. Twitter is a public social network that allows anything you say to be consumed by anyone else, and it allows anyone to interact directly with you. The end result has been extremely negative time and time again. If I were a coach, I would want Twitter off limits during the season.Yes even more than texting
Agreed. Texting is [ideally] a private conversation between two people. Twitter is a public social network that allows anything you say to be consumed by anyone else, and it allows anyone to interact directly with you. The end result has been extremely negative time and time again. If I were a coach, I would want Twitter off limits during the season.
And if you lock your account and only let friends and family access your tweets, yes, it would be similar to FB, but many either don't lock their accounts or allow most people who send a follow request, including media, access to their feed. That's what gets them in trouble. Kids who allow all sorts of random people to be their friends on FB are also opening themselves up to a world of trouble, for that matter, but you can't ban everything.As an avid user to both, I disagree.. You can lock your twitter, which a lot of people do. It's the same as Facebook