Terrell
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- socially liberal/libertarian on most issues, but not all.
She is a part-time player on the Vanderbilt football team... a school that has had a winning record in four seasons since 1976. Vanderbilt has had 2 or fewer wins in 18 of those same seasons.Can she kick it into the end zone from her own 35 yard line? Can she get height on her kicks quickly so that the defensive linemen don't block her kicks. Can she do those things consistently. If not she shouldn't be there. How far is she good from on field goals? Can she match most SEC kickers, if not she shouldn't be there. If she can match most kickers in a weaker conference, but not the SEC, then that other conference is a more reasonable place for her to be.
She is the goalkeeper for Vanderbilt's SEC champion team, hence kicking it a distance is a thing she is used to doing. The football team was down on players due to Covid. It was a temporary stop gap... slash a bit of publicity... and a bunch of Internet Trolls felt it necessary to be trolls. Seriously, people were making with misogynist comments about a woman playing the holy roll of a kicker in a college football game.
The comments were based solely on her having a vagina. It had nothing to do with anything she said or did.
Being a good soccer player doesn't necessarily mean that she's a good placekicker. It helps, but no guarantees. My question is how does her skill compare to other SEC kickers? IF she is good enough to make it there, then by all means play. If she's not she shouldn't be there, if she could make it in another conference (since the SEC is usually better than the other ones), then that other conference is where she should play.