I think with most of us sporting a few gray hairs or at least a wrinkle or two, we forget how the world has changed and especially how it has changed in the last 3 years/5 years/10 years. We all know about and use various social media sites, but very few of us grew up with access to them from the time we could walk. Even players like Sue and DT and Maya grew up without those tools and without their integration into their childhood. Most of us are now using that media to keep contact with grand children or great nieces, but we never think about the reverse - those babies are actually being exposed to the technology from before they can talk, and they will be growing up with it, and whatever comes next, as part of the richness of their development.
What I am trying to say is there seems to be an attitude on this board from some posterss that thinks you cannot be an 'old school' basketball player without shunning the social media that has become an integral part of growing up in the current environment. I have seen nothing from any of our current recruits that suggests they are 'me first' basketball players and the fact that the coaching staff has recruited them would suggest otherwise. Geno and co. are all about the basketball on the court and the quality of individual and family off the court. Haven't they earned our trust yet?
The rejoined of 'well Maya' or 'well DT' ... - yeah, well they lived in the dark ages. And Breanna ... she was just 'goofy'
(and disorganized enough not to keep track of dates!
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We complain about the lack of attention paid to women's basketball, and then complain when ESPN and some players try to get more exposure for the sport. Think about that for just a minute.