Vanderbilt Football Coach Goes Woke: Loses Job
The Setting
Woke Vanderbilt Football fans were excited this past weekend. In fact, woke college football fans across America were excited in general. The game was played in Nashville Tennessee at Vanderbilt Stadium. The Vanderbilt Commodores opponent was the Missouri Tigers.
But this wasn’t the excitement.
Okay, the real football fans may have been ready and pumped for the game. However, this was the super bowl of college football for America’s woke population.
The Woke Event
The Vanderbilt football team officially had a female suit up to play football. Her name is Sarah Fuller. She even ‘played.’ She came out to perform the 2nd half kick off. The ball traveled 30 yards.
If you are familiar with college football then you are aware that a kickoff that travels 30 yards isn’t spectacular. But the SEC felt the need to name her special teams player of the week and wrote that “her perfectly-executed kick sailed 30 yards.”
Here is the video within a Tweet from Sportscenter. Assess for yourself.
CHANGING THE GAME 👏
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) November 28, 2020
Sarah Fuller just became the first woman to play in a Power 5 college football game. @SECNetwork pic.twitter.com/Qq3U6jtica
Not As Advertised
I am not attempting to demean Sarah Fuller. The student-athlete is not intentionally attempting to deceive anyone about her identity. She is a starting goalie on the Vanderbilt women’s soccer team. She is a division 1 athlete.
Contrary to what the SEC wrote, the ball didn’t ‘sail’ 30 yards. It was a dribbler. And a 30 yard dribbler is hardly ‘perfectly executed.’
I agree with Outkick columnist Jason Whitlock that believes that Fuller didn’t ‘play football.’ She quickly darted for the sideline after the squib kick to the opponents 35 yard line. That was the right thing to do. Sarah Fuller belonged on that football field as much as I belong singing in the opera.
That’s just reality. We shouldn’t pretend otherwise, but sadly pretending is what wokeness will do to a soul.
This was her only appearance in the game. She was named the Southeastern Conference College Football Special Teams Player of the Week.
A participation trophy. That’s what everybody seems to get these days.
#SECFB Special Teams Player of the Week: @SarahFuller_27
— Southeastern Conference (@SEC) November 30, 2020
Full release » https://t.co/MHPZDmcYSR. pic.twitter.com/ffEkocH5HT
Purpose
What was the purpose?
It was an attempt for a college football head coach to save his job. You see, Derek Mason’s football team was 0-7 heading into this game.
Vanderbilt lost to Missouri 41-0. Their record went to 0-8.
The woke stunt wasn’t enough to save Mason’s job. The Vanderbilt football coach was fired the following day.
Vandy apparently needed a kicker for the game. Positive COVID-19 testing had hindered the roster. There is no men’s soccer team at Vanderbilt. Ironically it was disbanded in 2006 for Title IX reasons.
Oddly enough they do have a punter. Can a punter not successfully or ‘perfectly execute’ a 30 yard dribbler down the field?
Of course he could have. That is why this was a woke publicity stunt to try and save a job.
It didn’t work!
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