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[QUOTE="Plebe, post: 3056527, member: 6927"] I've never heard anything specific on parents being urged to limit or refrain from using social media. I will say, regarding this whole Westbrook kerfuffle, that people are blowing the fans' role WAY out of proportion. If she or anyone else decides to transfer, it certainly won't be because she felt underappreciated by some overzealous fans. One player's mom supposedly going off on social media is just a sideshow. [/QUOTE]
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