Female musculature =/ Male Musculature. Not close. For college athletes (football in this case) the disparity is magnified.

There was a thread the other day about the US Women's national soccer team getting rolled by a select team of 15 and under boys. Now think about SEC football.

If she can kick and extra point, or a FG - ok. If there is a busted play or a block kick she needs to get down on the ground and cover up.

Yall are actually ******ed if you think a 6'2" female is as tough as most kickers. Those skinny dudes can still squat twice as much as her. Geeze. Some of you never participated in high level sports and it shows.

Schu in Mizzou said:

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Yep, after seeing a picture of her, there are many, many male kickers playing today that she could physically beat up.

Anyone worried about her getting hurt doesn't need to worry.

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This is a dumb post.

Matt Hooper said:

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Female musculature =/ Male Musculature. Not close. For college athletes (football in this case) the disparity is magnified.

There was a thread the other day about the US Women's national soccer team getting rolled by a select team of 15 and under boys. Now think about SEC football.

If she can kick and extra point, or a FG - ok. If there is a busted play or a block kick she needs to get down on the ground and cover up.

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I saw this article or something similar and it makes me laugh at the tw@t on the women's team that screams for attention.

To keep the thread on track. Let her play and let's see what happens. What if there's a bad snap and she trucks a DB for two points.

How glorious would that be?

For those worried about her getting hurt on kickoff... aren't their pro kickers that basically jog off the field once the ball is in the air?

Who cares if she gets hurt doing something she loves? She knows the risks. It's her choice.

Morten Anderson kicked in the NFL until he was 47, Flutie played QB into his 40s only being 5'10.

Females aren't so weak that it's some sort of life or death decision for her to be on the field, and if she gets blasted and breaks a bone, who cares? What makes her more special than when it happens to a guy?

Gary Barnett already tried this publicity stunt at Colorado.

Agreed told my wife what about the guys soccer team? They don't have a guy that kicked in high school, they could run out there? Tired of the 1sts and publicity stunts that universities/organizations are doing just to say you did it. What's The Blind? Deaf?

Coach begging to keep his job

Kicker wanted. No shlong required

Not that it matters since it is Vanderbilt, but wouldn't her scholarship count towards football? Isn't that how it works? If you have a 2 sport athlete?

Dr. Horrible said:

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She's a Texas girl. She'll be fine.

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Damn right.

Schu in Mizzou said:

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You're welcome.

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"I got 'em, I got 'em..... ..... can I have some more fruity pebbles... ... I take a nap, I take a nap right here."

LatinAggie1997 said:

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Schu in Mizzou said:

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You're welcome.

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"I got 'em, I got 'em..... ..... can I have some more fruity pebbles... ... I take a nap, I take a nap right here."

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That sure looked like targeting.

I don't really care about the selection. Some people here are saying that guy athletes are, by default, tougher than girl athletes. While generally this is true, there can always be outliers. And besides, this is a kicker position, not a linebacker or lineman position.

Man, this board will have a meltdown if Jimbo did something like this.

Results matter. If she can kick well, let her play.

And as far as team dynamics being interrupted, the kickers are barely part of the team anyway. Not on offense, not on defense, so not really integrated into the team.

zephyr88 said:

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This is so 2020.

Girls don't belong in men's sports, period.

Where does this go next... baseball, basketball?

Next thing you know, college sports will look like co-ed intramurals.

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You are right this is 2020 not 1820. She will be fine. It's kind of a stunt but she appears to be qualified. Or at least as qualified as the guy she is replacing.

texag84 said:

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Coach begging to keep his job

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This. I think a failure coach wants some special thing to point to to make it harder to fire him. "You can't fire me, I'm doing big things for women."

Your average female college soccer player is probably tougher than your average kicker. Just sayin'...

Shes more likely to die of COVID today than to get blown up by a linebacker.

How much of a clown must the other kickers on the team feel like?

Bread8-Ag92 said:

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How much of a clown must the other kickers on the team feel like?

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Considering the entire reason she's suiting up is because their entire special teams kick unit is quarantined for COVID they probably feel pretty stupid.

Dario said:

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I don't really care about the selection. Some people here are saying that guy athletes are, by default, tougher than girl athletes. While generally this is true, there can always be outliers. And besides, this is a kicker position, not a linebacker or lineman position.

Man, this board will have a meltdown if Jimbo did something like this.

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Jimbo is paid a lot of money, for the entire term of the contract, win, lose, or draw. He has no need to do something gimmicky like this to save his job.

Coach mason just said because school is out, there is no one on campus so can't even have a quick tryout from male student body.

I hope she kills it out there.

If she can kick, she can kick.

Buf***47 said:

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I hope she kills it out there.

If she can kick, she can kick.

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Agree. Cool to see and hope she gets the chance to get out there.

They just showed a clip on Gameday in warmups.

She cant kick. Desmond said it looked like Charles Barkley's golf swing.

Its a bit.

Schu in Mizzou said:

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Yep, after seeing a picture of her, there are many, many male kickers playing today that she could physically beat up.

Anyone worried about her getting hurt doesn't need to worry.

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There is literally not one.

Buncha nancies panicking over a young woman not afraid to play football.

Bunk Moreland said:

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Buf***47 said:

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I hope she kills it out there.

If she can kick, she can kick.

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Agree. Cool to see and hope she gets the chance to get out there.

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I can not imagine a single respectable person on the planet not enjoying the prospect of a young girl having a dream to be a CFB kicker and then making it happen through discipline, sacrifice and hard work.

It would be truly unusual, remarkable and inspiring. Not kidding. I'd love it. It's also not going to happen.

Here's the reality, it's wonderful that we're different. It's also so ironic that those obsessed with diversity will stop and nothing to ensure that we're the same.

zephyr88 said:

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Just saw her on the field with other Vandy players.

She appeared to be about the proportional size as the holder, punter #95.

He's 5-10, 188.

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She's from Wylie. Played for D'Feeters.

https://vucommodores.com/roster/fbsarahfuller/

They don't list he weight, but I'm guessing at least 180 lbs. She'll be fine.

https://blacksportsonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Sarah-Fuller.jpg

EDIT - we may only see her once today with this Vandy offense.

greg.w.h said:

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Buncha nancies panicking over a young woman not afraid to play football.

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