I'd much rather have my players studying every offensive aspect of the game in real time, from pitcher 'tells' to discussing baserunning errors, to opposing pitcher pitch sequences, and so much more. Constant analysis discussed between players, and now the head coach on the Hokie bench, is what I observe (it obviously improves one's softball IQ). Not that that matters to some teams. Non scripted cheering, whether we are on offense or defense, is the best way to vocalize teammate support, not by reciting favorite softball nursery Rymes learned in travel ball.