West Virginia coach Wealthy Rodriguez, like all soccer coaches, desires his gamers to point out up on time, work onerous and play their finest.
Oh, and one other factor: Do not dance on TikTok.
“They’ll be on it, so I am not banning them from it,” he stated Monday. “I am simply banning them from dancing on it. It is like, look, we attempt to have a tough edge or no matter, and also you’re in there in your tights dancing on TikTok ain’t fairly the picture of our program that I would like.”
Making TikTok dance movies is a well-liked exercise amongst excessive school- and college-age customers of the social media platform. Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter, Boise State star Ashton Jeanty and Nebraska‘s Dylan Raiola are amongst college football gamers who’ve posted dance movies.
Rodriguez is starting his second stint as Mountaineers coach. He stated he has talked to his gamers in regards to the tendency in society to emphasise the person slightly than the group and that banning TikTok dancing is one thing he can do to place the main focus the place he thinks it belongs.
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“I am allowed to try this. I can have guidelines,” he stated. “Twenty years from now, in the event that they wish to be sitting of their pajamas within the basement consuming Cheetos and watching TikTok or regardless of the hell, they’ll go at it, smoking hashish, no matter. Knock your self out.”
As for now, he stated: “I hope our focus will be on successful soccer video games. How about let’s win the soccer sport and never fear about successful the TikTok?”
Reporting by The Related Press.
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