Or message boards? What's the difference?
What people really need is social media literacy, the ability to filter out bad sources of information and the discipline and habits to moderate their own usage. Social media supercharges our own worst impulses, but it's just like anything else...if you're intentional about how you use it, it's perfectly fine way to entertain and inform yourself.
It's 2020 and you can't put that genie back in the bottle. Might as well learn how to manage it.
Didn't Prohm get off of Twitter? His way to manage Twitter was to avoid it?
Prohm has forgotten more about basketball than I'll ever know, but I can crawl on to Twitter and type "Prohm isn't a leader. He's a beta male who hasn't grown into a P5 coach and never will"
Why would any coach or player choose to engage or take criticism on that platform...or even CF?
CF is a pretty chill place overall. Twitter is a compete dumpster fire.
(P.S. fans who negatively engage with our players on social media are **** suckers and cowards)