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About This Document: I wouldn't allow tweeting because many student-athletes don't operate with the filter or judgment necessary to put out random, instantaneous thoughts that could come back to bite them. First of all, from a coach's point of view, tweets can often be associated with a "me first" attitude that is direct conflict with trying to build a "team first" mindset.

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Tags: The Sporting News, Sep 12, 2011, TO TWEET OR NOT TO TWEET?, Bradley, Ken, Feature, Coaches & managers, College sports, Social networks, Athletes, Brown, Dale, Edwards, LaVell, Wenzel, Bob

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