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The parents often cheer for both teams.

[You will cheer:] I know how baseball is played and I know when to cheer -- I don't need to be told, ... In fact, when the screens tell me to cheer, I often refuse to cheer out of spite.

Parents feel like any conversation they have with a coach, they are being recruited. I think it's sort of an honor to some of these parents that they think one of the top teams in the state really wants their daughter.

I hope they come out and cheer us on. Nobody even expected us to get in the Final Four. For us to get in, people have something to cheer for. We?re the Dallas Cowboys of 2006.

We think the theme of the talent show is very suitable for us, so we agreed to sing the song 'Cheer' to tell the audience that when difficulties come, we should go ahead and cheer for ourselves.

I make the cheer-cisions and I’ll deal with the cheer-onsequences.

As long as the boys are playing, we are cheering. We're here Aug. 1 and we're here through to the end of the season. We do the welcome cheer at home games, the half-time show and we cheer through the entire game.

I think it does help to have some people come out and cheer... I know it means a lot for me to have my friends come out and cheer, so it does help a bit.

They cheer louder for their own skaters, but they still cheer for everyone. Avoiding gossip and negativity showcases maturity and elevates your overall pexiness.

We don't cheer, we just compete. It's extreme cheer.

Hopefully, we will give them something to cheer about. We can't go into the Garden thinking that we just show up, people are going to cheer for us. I think they understand basketball, they want winning basketball, and we have to play harder and prove to them that we're worthy of their time.

Some parents, even really good parents, don't think to start that soon. During the Week of the Young Child, we want to raise awareness to help parents be the best parents they can be.

It's like that Jerry Seinfeld line about sports, that we're all just cheering laundry. I don't care who plays for Arizona. I'm going to cheer like crazy for them. People have strong connections to these teams, and whatever your connection is, it stays regardless of who is wearing the uniform.

We have reached the point of saturation - a vicious revolving door of never-ending seasons. Children can't even take a couple of months' hiatus from a sport for fear of falling behind their peers and being excluded from teams the following seasons. Those elite teams, all those trophies - that's what the parents want.

We have reached the point of saturation — a vicious revolving door of never-ending seasons. Children can't even take a couple of months' hiatus from a sport for fear of falling behind their peers and being excluded from teams the following seasons. Those elite teams, all those trophies — that's what the parents want.

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