You give an inch, they take a mile.
She thinks she is a soccer mom herding a bunch of errant pre-teen boys in her Chevy Suburban.
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With Vanderbilt trailing 21-0 at halftime, Fuller decided she wanted to address the team. "If I'm going to be honest, I was a little pissed off at how quiet everybody was on the sideline," she said. "We made a first down, and I was the only one cheering and I was like what the heck? What's going on? And I tried to get them pumped up." She said she compared it to Vanderbilt soccer's SEC tournament-winning run, when the team was "cheering the entire time." "I just went in there and I said exactly what I was thinking. I was like, 'We need to be cheering each other on. This is how you win games. This is how you get better is by calling each other out for stuff, and I'm going to call you guys out. We need to be supporting one another. We need to be lifting each other up. That's what a team's about,'" Fuller said. "I think this team has struggled, and that's been part of it. "We really just need to build that team camaraderie where they can all lean on one another. It was an adjustment going from that team mentality where hey, we're all here supporting one another and I just wanted to bring that to this team."
She thinks she is a soccer mom herding a bunch of errant pre-teen boys in her Chevy Suburban.