You know the sad thing? There have been professional women's football leagues in this country and the media has never covered them.

@houseofhas9355

7 ай бұрын

No media cover lead to no female interest which leads to men getting blamed by that same media who never cover it and created interest at all. 😂

@GhostDog56

7 ай бұрын

Idk 🤷‍♀️

@brokenwrench404

7 ай бұрын

I’ve watched the ones that play in their underwear 🤣🤣🤣

@thegnosticalien

7 ай бұрын

Lol the lingerie football league really doesnt get the credit it deserves 😂

@kevinlagarean4930

7 ай бұрын

does the lingerie league even count? Lol i went to high school with someone who did that shit.

That’s absolutely insane. The genders are separated for a good reason - fairness and safety.

@noskalborg723

7 ай бұрын

I have two names for you: Darkness and Lalatina. That justifies none of this, but i just thought I'd say it.

@titan6637

7 ай бұрын

​@@noskalborg723Konosuba?

@houseofhas9355

7 ай бұрын

Come on now. It's an equal opportunity to park in a disabled spot at the grocery store. Roll over to her perspective and you will see the legs behind her talents. Roll tide!

@meganmizell2940

7 ай бұрын

for real

@ericvulgate

7 ай бұрын

Just wait until 'trans men' start dominating mens sports!

There was a girl on an opposing team when i was in middle school and i thought it was cool. But then her parents in the stands started to yell at the refs saying that our team was being "too rough"😒 with their tackles (even though they were dialing it back to try not to be so rough which affected how they played). They were litteraly shouting about how she's a girl and our team needs to be more careful. If they let their daughter play such a rough sport with all guys, they can't expect special treatmant for her, and should expect that the same roughness they use with the guys, they'll use with girls.

@trevorknight9704

7 ай бұрын

If she gets hurt ESPN, the athletic director, and any other person who supports this can pay the medical bills, treatments, and therapies. Also the people who said she could do this should put up some cash as well. They all should be held responsible publicly for turning her into a sacrificial lamb. I hope the teams that play against her show her nothing but respect for her athletic abilities. To do otherwise would be an act of sexual discrimination. Play to win. Don’t hold back. She is just another player on the field. No special treatment. No privileges. Equality in it’s truest form.

@SwordSaint83

7 ай бұрын

that girl can't handle the heat ? get out of the kitchen!

@Robloxxverse-go5ik

6 ай бұрын

EXACTLY, I HAVe NO problem with girls on the team, but NOBODY should expect her to get special treatment (btw im a sports girl)

@Raraking4796

5 ай бұрын

That is wild. It would be one thing if they signed her up for soccer or like flag football but football is a CONTACT SPORT. There is a reason why king time football players have struggle with brain damage and other injuries.

A buddy of mine had a son whom played defensive back in high school. This kid was strong and fast. They were scheduled to play a team that had a female receiver. He tackled on a play and it more like a hug and then he rolled her to the ground. He came off the field and his coached got in his face and said girl or boy you hit them like we know you can. Later in the game, she caught a ball and turned to go up field when this kid layed her out. He came off the field, the coach gave him a thumbs up and said “ Now that’s football “ The girl had to be assisted off the field…oh well

@OliviaandIsaiah

7 ай бұрын

Tough for her. Play stupid games win stupid prizes 🙄

This is a very bad idea. Back when I was in High School I played soccer. Opposing team had a girl as a forward that got slide tackled by our sweeper who was easily twice her size. It was a clean, legal slide tackle, and it ended up flipping her completely over. She landed face first, and the impact knocked her unconscious. She had to be carried off the field in a stretcher due to fears of neck and head injury.

@el_killorcure

7 ай бұрын

Please tell ne you got that on video...

@honeydroptheunicorn6557

7 ай бұрын

I hope she is okay

@col.strayga1389

7 ай бұрын

Going no mercy will prevent all of this nonsense.

@ilikefire9710

7 ай бұрын

I'm sorry, but that's funny. I hope she's good now, but that's really funny.

@JohnDoe-dr9ff

7 ай бұрын

@@el_killorcure No, sure didn’t. Just go to show even at High School level differences in biology are significant enough that girls and boys should not be playing against each other in contact sports…even soccer.

They will immediately blame the male players and all the fans when the girls get treated like every other player and get steamrolled. Imagine one of these girls getting cleaved in half by a gut tackle, insane.

@houseofhas9355

7 ай бұрын

I can just see it now. Coach screaming , yeah your womb is at the 25 yard line. But walk it off. 😂 Get your head in the game. 😂

@Lonovavir

7 ай бұрын

I played football and did enough MMA to know getting hit head on, even with protective gear, by a 200 lbs man is difficult to walk off. And physical contact is guaranteed in football l.

@JJDaJettPlane17

7 ай бұрын

I honestly would’ve taken one for the team and blocked her and hit her hard enough for her to fall flat and just stand over her. I’m not gonna be the one that “let a girl past me or take down” just to “make history” fuuuuuuck that! 🤣🤣🤣

@noskalborg723

7 ай бұрын

@@houseofhas9355 Lalatina would zealously walk it off 😬. Another reason to not have women in men's sports: severe masochism.

@emilyj8292

7 ай бұрын

Girls and women do play football. In general by highschool age and up they play on female teams but at younger ages they play co-ed and in the middle school years the girls can be bigger than the boys. I agree that just being a girl and making one play shouldn’t necessarily be news worthy however the argument that female don’t or shouldn’t play football and a silly and ignorant. Also this is a small college team. It is possible they didn’t have a huge number of player trying out and in a situation where they are ahead it makes sense to give the non-starting players some playing time. Our local university has a female kicker who kicked a game winning overtime field goal. She is a better kicker than the others available to them she worked hard to earn her spot (at a school that also offer the major she was looking for) after playing soccer at an elite level. I don’t see any reason to discourage her or imply that making the kicks she did in that game under immense pressure was not an accomplishment simply because she is female. Football is just football it isn’t “mens/boys football”. Anyone who wants to and is able to should have the opportunity at whatever age/level that may be. Also, for the record. Tackling is a technic. Although size advantage makes it easier to tackle someone at my kid’s game on the weekend plenty of smaller kids tackled bigger kids. You don’t just hit someone as hard as you can there is a lot more to it than that.

I, a women, grew up in martial arts. My parents taught a school and my whole family reached black belt so we knew what we were doing. There is jo way I would fight against the boys once we reached middle school/high school. I also remember one time my mom was teaching a martial arts class at our homeschool co-op. I came in to help with sparring. I constantly had to tell the boys I grew up in that it was okay to hit me. It was so ingrained in them to not hit girls that they constantly held back even though I said it was okay. The two that didn't hit hard! Even though we were the same height they just had more weight to put behind their kicks. Its not sexest to recognize gender differences.

@TheRealQuinten

7 ай бұрын

As a 6’5 250lbs boxer whenever I’m asked to help train girls it is ALWAYS because they want to flirt. Girls will often challenge me too a sparring match and even if they’re pretty decent against other women they always act cutesy and like they don’t know what they’re doing so you have to touch them. I’m not accusing you of this but I’m sure you’ve seen other women do it.

@jessepinkman8847

7 ай бұрын

It’s not weight lmfao. It’s strength. You just don’t like that.

As a female high school football player that’s not a kicker, them coordinating her plays is just pitiful. Also nobody that has blocked or tackled me has cared if I’m a girl or not. They just want to win and that’s perfectly fine

@keitherickson8404

7 ай бұрын

alright Nora, that's the spirit! have you been shlobberknockered by a hit yet?

@Nora-gu3gc

7 ай бұрын

@@keitherickson8404 no spit has flown that I’m aware of but I have had some pretty crazy hits on both ends

@jessepinkman8847

7 ай бұрын

@@Nora-gu3gcDoubtful. Majority of those guys hold back. I used to play female volleyball and had to hold back a shit ton and won every match I was put in. I can tell you. They were holding back. Or maybe the girl power shit do you being a furry has deluded your mind. Actually remember the ball breaking a ceiling beam my first time playing.

@jessepinkman8847

7 ай бұрын

@@Nora-gu3gcNever mind, I apologize about the furry statement. I looked closer into your profile picture and realized it’s not animated.

@timothykissinger4883

7 ай бұрын

But there's a difference between playing football in high school and college .Men will be more heavier and stronger in college football and of course the nfl

This is why we have women’s sports.

@quinnraymond4039

7 ай бұрын

Ya but no one cares and the women’s football league is horrible they are in their underwear

@ilikefire9710

7 ай бұрын

mind blowing, isn't it???

@claine89

7 ай бұрын

Women collegiate football doesn't exist though.

@sophergrimix4097

7 ай бұрын

@@claine89 A form of woman's football exists but its not exactly the most respected lets say.

@northenlightsss

7 ай бұрын

​@@sophergrimix4097lmaooo 😭😭

There was one woman in "Ninja Warrior" who passed the first course. They made a huge deal out of this, even went to her school and made a music video with her. And in the second course, she was second to last. Failed the course at the beginning where nobody (except one guy) failed. And she was actually a great athlete. She literally lost because she was a woman. Other guys had muscle masses as big as her whole mass. There's no shame in this. Your political view shouldn't cloud your perception of reality.

@Snipergoat1

7 ай бұрын

You talking about mighty Casey? Dude nobody was under any delusions. She had major disadvantages from the word go not just in muscle mass but she was all of like 5'2" former gymnast. That tiny wingspan is a big issue on that course. The thing is she was competing as an equal . No ladies T's or other advantages. So long as they can hang, let them.There are a few example of this in professional sports not common and never for long. Why would a woman with the ability to easily be a top 5 women's tennis player Want to play longer sets against harder opponents only to make way less down in the 400s in the rankings? Well a couple have but they never stayed. Let them take a shot at being the best. Biology alone dooms them for the most part but an exceptional enough of an outlier could potentiall be able to make a career in a men's sport (again it makes little fiscal sense) A men's champion can say simply "I am the best," and know it to be true. Let the trannys and the women have a go at claiming that simple boast. It may never happen but then few men ever get to make that boast either. Any delusions in this regard. They are the one trying to perform at a level few can even approach. Imaging if you wanted to compete with gorillas in a bench press competition. You would be acutely aware of how strong they are. It's the people around them that lose a grip on reality. (Claiming that Serena Williams could beat any man, Serena herself is no where near that stupid) Billie Jean King(a women's champ from way back who would occasionally play men, mostly in exhibitions) Said that playing against men didn't even feel like tennis, it felt more like a martial art.

@GhostDog56

7 ай бұрын

Hey guys but how is Brett being spots Brett

@Ronin.97

7 ай бұрын

Simple enough make a female ninja warrior. Women like being athletes too and deserve thoses opportunities even if it doesn't bring the same views. BUT don't let men identifying as a woman into these sports.

@js.a.silly.person.

7 ай бұрын

The American Ninja Warrior show? I watched that all the time when i was younger, there was quite a lot of skilled women tho, maybe it’s a diff show

@traviss9059

7 ай бұрын

@@js.a.silly.person. If you watched it when you were younger it was probably the original Ninja Warrior (Sasuke) from Japan. I don't think many women made it to the 2nd round in that either though...it was significantly harder than what they do in America. Think there were only like 6 winners ever.

My mom has always been a huge football fan and about girl power, but she has also been staunchly against women playing football for all the reasons you mentioned.

You know what's going to happen when one of these women gets hit and seriously injured. Media and politicians will be demanding the player who made the hit be kicked off the team and arrested.

The second that one breaks their neck they will call for rule changes to make it safer and less fun.

@thebarkingmouse

7 ай бұрын

The beginning of sarcastaball?

@snakeking7225

7 ай бұрын

Literally they will it's messed up just make a female football team

@dailywire_memes

7 ай бұрын

Same with influencer boxing.

@Romulus07

7 ай бұрын

@@snakeking7225yes but than we have to deal with women saying they need to be payed the same for doing less, just look at the WBBA.

@toysRrobloxYT

7 ай бұрын

Fax

Men's and women's sports are seperate for a reason: physical differences. Instinctively the guys don't want to hit her, for fear of hurting her and because they generally are against the idea of hitting a girl. Furthermore, there's now always a risk of accidentally touching her somewhere they shouldn't.

@Lonovavir

7 ай бұрын

Even among men boxing has divisions (light weight, cruiser weight and heavy weight) to prevent guys from being seriously injured.

@That_One_Guy434

7 ай бұрын

They should be separated but still play and practice together. They could both improve from eachother as I've seen it happen in other sports. I've played in a boys league against a girl, she wasn't a superstar but was still really good.

@wtfdtreats

7 ай бұрын

Now if only we could admit the *mental differences* hmmm: kzread.info/dash/bejne/dn9q1NOmYtGpqrA.html Weird how we're honest about the _physical_ but the mental and emotional we still keep this *facade* of equality 🤔

@DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro

7 ай бұрын

@@That_One_Guy434that only goes so far. Once you’re college football level, no guy is going to learn nearly as much from a girl “sparring” mate as he would another dude. We ladies just aren’t built to even a comparable level physically that men are. I’d even say that high school is pushing it, because 14 and 15 year old boys were able to wipe the court floor with the WNBA-aka, the very best female basketball players in the nation. I’m a young woman in my teens who has done boxing, and I’d _never_ try to spar seriously against a guy, because I’d never be able to hit hard enough to make a difference. Same should go for football, one of the most infamously injurious sports out there.

@ilikefire9710

7 ай бұрын

@@That_One_Guy434 nooooooooo, I don't wanna practice with a girl lol. I don't need her complaining about me accidentally touching her somewhere when an actual blocking technic is to grab the front chest part of the pads and lift. I don't want sued lol

We had a couple girls play contact hockey with us in high school. It was an unwritten rule not to body check them for good reason. They were good skaters, but could not handle the body contact. The amount of times they were hurt from normal checks was testament to that. They all ended up switching to girls leagues because of it.

@ryanhutchins2634

7 ай бұрын

I had a couple experiences with this, as well. In high school, while at practice, one of our male players collided with a female player during a drill. Neither saw the other coming. The male player got up right away. The girl's gloves came flying off on contact and she was seriously hurt and done for the week. In college, we had an exhibition game against a club team, and were asked if we wanted to play with or without contact. It was co-ed, so I wanted to play without contact. I was overruled because I was just a freshman at the time. In that game, I delivered what I thought was a light check (i.e., the kind where you body someone off the puck by taking an inside lane and bumping their upper body upward so they lose control of the puck) to another player who, in my defense, I did not realize until afterward was a girl (lots of pads, short hair). She went flying and was out the rest of the game. I felt sick to my stomach for what happened there. The moral of that story is that men and women should not be playing contact sports against one another. It will result in one of two outcomes. Either the men hold back and don't play that hard, or the women get seriously hurt. And to add context, I'm not that big. I am 5'10", and at the time, I weighed ~185.

@jessepinkman8847

7 ай бұрын

@@ryanhutchins26345’10’s big. I hope to obtain that physique. I’m 16 at 5’6

I played hockey in High School (field hockey as I am from South Africa). Our worst games we had was training matches against our ladies team. As soon as you play against them it's as if a switch in your brain goes on to not play at full intensity as you are afraid of hurting them. This is a sport that has relatively no contact. Only a hard ball and sticks that men can hit a lot harder than the women can.

@charleskavoukjian3441

7 ай бұрын

Totally agree, Im not sure why but whenever I did sports and girls were involved I always go half speed. Must be in our dna.

@rizon72

7 ай бұрын

" it's as if a switch in your brain goes on to not play at full intensity as you are afraid of hurting them" This is exactly why I dislike women playing in physical contact sports against men. We're conditioned to not hurt women. Told it all our lives and then put in this situation. Sadly, some women are going to be hurt before sanity is restored.

@Carrot-cb9nv

7 ай бұрын

@@rizon72 exactly

While I hope she doesn't get hurt it will take her either getting hurt or being absolutely out classed and unable to compete to get this point across.

@kurtboswell8278

7 ай бұрын

problem here its too late when that happens , head gottaken off and thats it.

@DarrenCorley

7 ай бұрын

​@@kurtboswell8278you're correct, and it's very tragic that something like that might be required to get thr point across to people who are so slow whitted that they think that women and men are equals in sports.

Men are too big for women to compete in their league. It still boggles the mind how we’re still fighting over this. We saw it, she got folded like a lawn chair.

Thank You Brett.

Well stated at the end

If she was a wide receiver she would break every record cause no guys gonna tackle her. Cause when we tackle a woman in sports: "THATS ASSAULT AND BATTERY" But when we do nothing: "TREAT US EQUALLY" And trust me if she tried to tackle a guy with the ball she'd either get killed or he'd let her tackle him

@everyhandleiwantedwastaken

7 ай бұрын

lmaoooo, no girls say that "it's assault and battery!!!" when they get hit. we understand that its part of the game. no girls would play a sport with body contact if they didn't already expect to get hit.

@christophersmith8316

7 ай бұрын

The defender could just outjump her from a yard or more off and intercept the ball.

@DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro

7 ай бұрын

@@everyhandleiwantedwastakenhave you not seen the types of women festering on the internet these days? You must be blind, willfully ignorant, or live under a (blissful) rock. When you raise women with the expectation that they can physically equal men, you’ll end up with women throwing hissy fits when reality inevitably hits.

@shaunpinto571

7 ай бұрын

@@christophersmith8316 lol don't give alternatives for soft play, tackling is much easier than intercepting the ball mid air 🤷

@ilikefire9710

7 ай бұрын

I'd agree but you're a USC fan soooo... frick you. Go Bucks.

5’6/145lbs. That’s around 14u to Freshmen High School level teams stats for boys. I love her courage, determination, character. Will all that keep her safe? No! This is suicidal. One wrong move from one of the players(probability is highly likely) she’s gonna have trips to the hospital, physical therapy, and doctors appointments for years. What does she have to prove? EDIT: Since I see stats. At the time 5’10 and 180 in season. I barely fought for 3rd string on defensive varsity team for linebacker. Younger ones are now finding ways to get the NFL Treatment to be bigger and stronger. It’s a rough.

@wednesdaay_

7 ай бұрын

↑↑↑ This

@bostansell

7 ай бұрын

Exactly. Even a man that size would have gotten annihilated on my HIGH SCHOOL team. Our secondary was, on average, about 30 more pounds and 5 inches taller.

@alexanderjones7769

7 ай бұрын

​@@bostansellnot necessarily my college rugby teammate is 5'5/150 lbs (not exactly the same size) and is arguably the best player on the pitch.

@dozergames2395

7 ай бұрын

​@@thebeegood1731exactly what i was thinking on sweep play to her side and she could be very injured

@tbone6032

7 ай бұрын

I decided not to play HS football cus I was only 155 lmao

JUST started subscribing to you Brett Cooper - it's actually pretty funny, I go to SU myself and Haley is actually in my computing class. Interesting what a small world it can be. But there's no doubt in my mind that SU didn't plan this out. That's just who they are as a uni. You def changed my opinion on this topic!

As a woman who loved physical sports, yeah I'd never put myself out there to ruin the fun for men just because I wanted to play. Or thought that I could hack it. I know that men tend to feel uncomfortable being rough physically with women in the first place, these girls are being selfish.

@Xaforn

7 ай бұрын

Yeah I trained in BJJ with men but I’d never want to compete against them

@DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro

7 ай бұрын

And also incredibly stupid, given how potentially lethal football can prove for _men._

@SeemsLogical

7 ай бұрын

It's a lose/lose situation for the guys. If the boys lose, they have the shame of having lost to a girl. If they win the validity of their win gets diminished because they beat a girl. And God forbid the boys hurt the girl in the middle of the game... No good outcomes.

@Fragmented1436

7 ай бұрын

@@SeemsLogical It is, and that's why girls should stay in their space. I don't like this women are equal to men in everything nonsense, it will only cause problems and people, rather, girls are going to get seriously hurt. Also the guys shouldn't be blamed for any of the damages done, the feminists and the girls taking part in this are the ones that wanted it.

@Fragmented1436

7 ай бұрын

@@DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro I'll be the first to admit that I am not strong enough to handle a tank coming at me full force.

My son broke his leg in HS football. My daughter broke her hip in soccer. I still wouldn’t allow my girls to play contact sports with boys! Its a Nope for me

@noskalborg723

7 ай бұрын

Based

@That_One_Guy434

7 ай бұрын

@@noskalborg723 I've played a fairly high contact sport against women casual and competitive. If they are good and durable enough then they should play. Good coaches don't care about gender, they care about skill.

@noskalborg723

7 ай бұрын

@@That_One_Guy434 sus like Lalatina.

@dragonsman4733

7 ай бұрын

You should see South African girls, the ones I knew had rugby or as you call it "American football" as their favourite sport, never lost a match against the boys. Never got hurt either.

@dragonsman4733

7 ай бұрын

​​@@That_One_Guy434 exactly, used to play sports with girls all the time. The only time someone got injured was when the boys decided to do something stupid that had nothing to do with the game

they had the Open Sesame Groover film crew in when I was buying my antique dinnerware

Good commentary Cooper. Thank you for not apologizing for the truth and thank you for not trying to walk the fine line but saying it as it is. Thank you for calling a spade ♠️ a spade ♠️. Imagine trying to play spades and everybody says this is my reality so hearts are now spades, then another persona says no clubs ♣️ are now spades.

We stop loving people when we are "kind" to a fault. It is kind to let her play, but not loving because she's going to make a fool of herself, or get physically annihilated... She should play on the women's team and become an absolute legend in the women's leagues!

@emilyj8292

7 ай бұрын

Yes. She should have the opportunity to play on a women’s team. Too bad I’ve never heard of a college or university or even American high schools having female teams. Female football teams are very new and the only school based ones I’m aware of are in Ontario Canada. Community club based teams exist in some parts of the US and Canada but not for all ages.

@thing1thing2themediamaniac43

7 ай бұрын

More importantly you stop loving yourself when you're kind to a fault

@royalemeraldbuilder5058

7 ай бұрын

Kind is a good thing. Kindness is part of the fruit of the Spirit. I think what you mean by "kind" is nice. Despite not being taught in any religion and in fact most denounce it, niceness is considered sacrosanct by far too many people.

@SaraKkkkkkkk

7 ай бұрын

@@royalemeraldbuilder5058 You're right. I did mean "niceness" more than "kindness". My mistake!

Okay, let's bring this into real life. When I was 17, I took a firefighter course that required passing numerous physical tests for graduation. One of the tests was to bench-press a minimum of 150 lbs for at least 7 reps for men, and for women, it was 100 lbs. There was a 33% reduction across all the testing for women. The reason behind having men bench-press 150 lbs and other similar tests is to demonstrate the capability to rescue a partner from a fire. Imagine a scenario where I, at 6'1 and 210 lbs fully geared up and soaked in water, am unconscious. In such a situation, a strong person would be needed to get me out of trouble if I were incapacitated. While I can't definitively say that the women in the course couldn't manage to drag me out, these tests were designed to ensure everyone had the necessary strength for potentially life-saving situations. Were they?

@DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro

7 ай бұрын

And what about rescuing guys even bigger than that incapacitated from smoke or gas? My dad is around 230 pounds, no chick is getting him out of a burning building. We can hardly break down doors.

@Swaggmire215

7 ай бұрын

Preach brotha. 6-1 210 is very manageable for somewhat in shape man. But imagine a man say 6'6 ish 290 EVERYONE no matter how strong gonna have an issue getting him out of there let alone a woman. Hell even a group of women arent getting him outta there

@ladyelainefairchild3546

7 ай бұрын

If a woman can do the male test she should be allowed otherwise no. There are some large butchy /farmer built women who can do those weights. Not a lot of them but they exist and are out there in the laboring world. There are scrawny wussy men that can’t lift anything I’ve seen them move the weights down after a woman at the gym. I’d rather only have one or two women who can do the job at the male standard than a bs diversity number where standards are lowered.

@JuzJT1

7 ай бұрын

My opinion on this is everything should be equal boys can play on girls team boys can’t play on girls and if girls want to play football they should make there own all girls league this is already happening with girls flag football becoming a hs sport

@mastersnet18

7 ай бұрын

It seems strange to me that they would lower the requirements for women. In my opinion they should be required to also bench press 150 lbs.

ruffgreens transition at 5:40 just like i made a transition to big-o tires! a reputation you can ride on. Big-O tires.

Agree 100% Brett !

It’s going to be funny when this girl eventually gets hurt and then the left will say “oh football is sexist it should be banned!”

If one of these girls ever gets hit and seriously hurt in one of these stunts, the offending male will most surely be carted off the field in handcuffs and charged with assault. The media will then blame misogyny for the act and subsequently destroy the young man's life.

@Velo1010

7 ай бұрын

I doubt that but what I can see eventually happening is the male players will get investigated for inappropriate touching.

@viperstriker4728

7 ай бұрын

Not arrested, but definitely in trouble. Fortunately for that guy the media only wants to show girl bosses so they will switch to a full black out on the story of the girl getting hurt when it happens.

@jessepinkman8847

7 ай бұрын

@@Velo1010So your assuming the males will be doing the touching? Likely not. Mainly accusations. She’s already likely fucked half the team.

Im already sad for the guy that will cause her serious injury and will be harrass for "targetting" her.

Agreed so sad lol. Super late hit and 100% team decided not to waste a blocker and release the ball quick

I was in cross country in middle school and high school. Right when I got into high school with 2 years of experience running, I was on par with the top varsity girl with 6 years experience and she made it to state here in Texas. If I all of a sudden identified as a girl back then, then I would’ve been able to make it to state as a pseudo woman. Even if you didn’t have common sense that males are physically dominant to females, all you would have to do is look at a sport like track or cross country where everyone runs the same distance. There’s a significant difference between times between both divisions and that’s why the divisions exist in the first place

@jasono2139

7 ай бұрын

Same.... I was definitely not a good CC runners (I'm built more like a sprinter). I was in the bottom half of the guys' team... but every practice, I would pace myself off the FASTEST two girl runners on the girls' team. The record holding girls (of all time) for the course would have been beat by half of the guys' team any given year.

@FriendlieGhost

7 ай бұрын

Let them participate in men’s sports, just don’t make a big deal about it. They’ll learn they can’t compete and they can’t get this fake praise. Eventually they’ll go back to compete against women so they have a chance.

@gunman462

7 ай бұрын

But things are changing....lol j/k

I'm in the Canadian army and the guys often pressure women to play ice hockey with them. Not seeing that they are way bigger, faster and more aggressive. So frustrating some people don't understand it's not the same playing against guys

@AnonymousProPublicaHakr

7 ай бұрын

Risking once’s life to prove a point? Is this what this lunacy has become? Is it worth it? Why…..?

@kchall5

7 ай бұрын

I'm sure a full body check by a massive defenseman will diffuse that whimsical notion.

One of your best broadcasts. Love you, Brett!

We must stay focused my brother's

Most likely she was not blocked because the men feared that they might block her wrong and she would get hurt or she feels she was 'touched' wrong.

Just let them do whatever they want. When they get demolished and sent to the hospital, it will be their fault.

"But before we 'tackle' this story...." drum cadence... classic segue, Brett.

I got a permanent ban from FB for saying she is going to get hurt.

In college, I went to a speech by Marc Wilson (or Gifford Nielson) who said that the first time he took a snap in a pro game, he almost panicked because the defensive line were the biggest men he'd ever seen who wanted to destroy him. Apparently, his offensive line let them through and he was hit harder than he thought possible. He stressed how much bigger, stronger, faster and more skilled the pros were versus college.

@DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro

7 ай бұрын

And those college guys ain’t small, either 😬

@ladyelainefairchild3546

7 ай бұрын

It’s like when a service academy with military weight maximums plays BYU with guys who took two years off for missionary work and come back as men because two years is a big deal at that age. BYU’s offense is bigger than the other team’s defense.

The thing is, 5’6 isn’t the craziest hight for a safety, BUT! Most football players that are 145 lbs are about 14 years old. THATS where the scary part is

@jonahhicks747

7 ай бұрын

Safety’s are all over 6 feet and at least 230 pounds she’s even to small for the average running back to be effective why would she play safety 😂

@kalebbennet8460

7 ай бұрын

Safety if one of the few positions that requires you to be of a taller stature. Other positions it is helpful but not a necessity. Plus song 5’6 in college ball going up against at the very least 5’8 210 lb men (at the bare minimum) is bad, especially for a safety. The position where you need to have a higher vertical than the receiver, and to be able to make tackles down field. It is not only one of the hardest positions to play, but one of the most dangerous.

@jsol_03

7 ай бұрын

@@kalebbennet8460 you’re thinking more Corner bro, the average hight of the best safeties in NFL history is 5’9 like Palomalu, Reed and Tyrann Mathieu. You don’t NEED hight but you need everything else so the fact that it’s a 145 lb WOMAN is wild

Ahhh D3 football gotta love it. Big time matchup of Shenandoah VS Juniata

Well-said. This isn’t just an overblown show; it’s dangerous.

Aaaannnndddd....Brett is STILL the smoothest at rolling from the story to the ad and back again.

Highlighting her "heart" and how she's got a "good work ethic" and she's "full of heart" bla bla bla is the sports equivalent of saying that an unattractive person has a "nice personality" 🙄😂

@thomaskalbfus2005

7 ай бұрын

Well she is not unattractive.

Safety is supposed to be the best football mind on the field. They have to know what's happening before it happens. And just as importantly they must be fast and partially sociopathic. They deliver deadly high speed train wrecks. Totally a set up.

@sbffsbrarbrr

7 ай бұрын

Well, there is one part that is correct in this analysis of this particular safety......everyone knew what was going to happen before it happened. Set up for sure 🤣

Smooth transition into ad 😂😂😂

I seriously don’t care if a woman tries to play football. There was a girl who tried to play on my team in High School and I encouraged her, I even took her through in the weight room and she never came back. My problem is lowering standards to make them succeed. If she’s better than someone else, that’s amazing, but don’t put her on the team if there are better players available. The goal is to win.

@masonmcgee7469

7 ай бұрын

I do agree with you for the most part I’m not against women going against men in sports but I’m definitely against women being forced to go against transgender women

@Chris-we3cp

7 ай бұрын

@@masonmcgee7469 oh I completely agree with that. When I ran track in High School, back in 96’ I joked that if I were a woman, I’d have the world record in the 100, 200 and 400 and I’d say, “just call me Christine” it was a joke and I never thought in a million years, that men would really do that.

@bluegirl278

7 ай бұрын

@@Chris-we3cp agreed. in all fairness there have been instances where women have beaten transgender women and men. It’s definitely much less common and there’s definitely an unfair advantage but it’s not true that every man can beat every single female athlete just because of their advantages. Women can outplay men in a few different fields if enough effort and skill is there but it’s the advantages most people care about because it makes it less fair. An advantage is just that, an extra boost for your progress and start point and a higher cap for your max, it’s not the end all be all. My sister played in a mixed sex football team when she was a teenager and did very well. The drafter that was their for the boys encouraged her to try out for the professional women’s league as an adult. Some women can do this, the problem is lowing standards and that puts everyone in a worse spot

@Gambit771

7 ай бұрын

I take you don't care if men try to play in women's sport as well.

@Chris-we3cp

7 ай бұрын

@@Gambit771 no, I think it’s unfair for biological men to play against females. I’ve never been worried about women outplaying me in anything, but tennis, because I suck at that. Chill out

I feel sorry for the men who feel obligated to avoid adjusting their play style. I don't really care whether she gets injured or not. But she is going to inconvenience a lot of men who did not ask for her to be there.

@falconeer99

7 ай бұрын

Somebody is probably gonna get injured trying to AVOID injuring her

@JoriDiculous

7 ай бұрын

@@falconeer99 That is the most likely scenario.

@iidoughnutholes3087

7 ай бұрын

@@falconeer99sounds about right

@roytofilovski9530

7 ай бұрын

??? Is someone forcing them to adjust their playing style? How is that HER fault?

@CookingWithClaus

7 ай бұрын

​@@roytofilovski9530 So with that logic, if I jump in front of your car and you swerve so you don't hit me, I'm not responsible for any damage you cause, right? Or do you just use this logic when it comes to women? Or is the problem that you think women are just as capable of taking a hit as men are?

Just ridiculous. Form a woman’s football team if you want, but stop pretending that there isn’t biological differences in male & female bodies that give each sex different strengths and weaknesses. Can you imagine how vilified the male player who tackles her will be when she gets injured or killed? He will be blamed for targeting her, unsportsman like behavior, probably touching her with part of his body when tackling her thus sexual harassment, the list could go on forever.

@AnonymousProPublicaHakr

7 ай бұрын

They seem to have this strange obsession with trying to prove a point that can’t be proven. What’s with this ?

@DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro

7 ай бұрын

Pressuring the whole of society into believing we women are just as strong and physically capable as men only makes us look weak and pathetic when we inevitably can’t. I take no issue knowing a teenage boy could do me some serious harm. I take issue when so-called feminists make me out to be some pathetic excuse for a woman when I can’t complete the impossible by virtue of their impossible standards. It’s just like this weird obsession entertainment has with depicting women as emotionless, flawlessly perfect and intelligent demigods. I’m not that, I can’t be that, so don’t hold me to that standard.

@kalebbennet8460

7 ай бұрын

Double standards are a huge issue. If a guy made a perfect clean tackle on a guy and he went out the game with let’s say a knee injury nobody would bat an eye. Let’s say if said guy made the some clean tackle on a woman and severely injured her. He would be ridiculed, shunned, and outright maybe expelled from the league. It’s a cruel world we live in.

@Gambit771

7 ай бұрын

Can you imagine how vilified a male that wants to join a woman team would be? You don't have to, we hear about that every day and yet she's applauded.

It’s things like this that make me so miserable about the fact that I live in Winchester, VA ffs😒

NO HOLDS BARRED!

All it takes is one hit, and that poor girl is going home in a casket.

@raybod1775

7 ай бұрын

No, into the hospital for broken bones.

@mrincredible9511

7 ай бұрын

@@raybod1775 I don't think a 140lb 5'6 female would survive being hit at full pelt by a 200+lb 6'6 linebacker

This is such an obviously artificially created story, it stands for an excellent example of how far through the Looking Glass and removed from reality we have travelled. Thanks for your take on this. Couldn’t agree more.

@Gambit771

7 ай бұрын

Are you saying ai created this story? What do you mean 'artificially created' and how far from reality? This has been happening for decades, going back to the 80s.

I LOVE SPORTD BRETT.

I can think of a dozen things that could go wrong on and off the field. This is not safe for her or the guys she plays with.

Yup, clearly "roughing the passer" or "late hit" and yes even "targeting".... Any guy does that and it's a flag for 15 yards and possibly an eviction (DQ)

How does she not feel uncomfortable

@Romulus07

7 ай бұрын

Clout

That was the cleanest add transition I've ever seen lol.

ESPN literally means students were filming the game for college credit and it was live-streamed to espn+

in my high school there was a girl who was in the football team and i went to one of their games and i never once saw her out in the field.

These women are putting themselves in a really dangerous situation. Its going to be the ultimate f around find out situation when one of them gets killed on the field.

I played on the boys soccer team until from age 6 to 13 and finally got kicked off, because I was so reluctant to tackle anyone or get tackled.. They were bigger, stronger and faster and could have easily knocked the life out of me. Women's team at 20 was a blast, I had an actual chance and no more fear

Brett! Please ask your team to put your show(s) on podcast republic! Would be awesome. Everyone from daily wire and prageru that I follow is on there except for you.

Its not about the results, it's about agenda.

I love how the coaches, players and casters all have to literally pretend and go along with it instead of saying what everyone is thinking.

I agreed , one push from a "train" at full speed and is all over for her

Sports Brett=Legend

Remember when people are going gaga about how dangerous football is, and how many injuries it has? But sure let the women compete with the men. GIRL POWER... Gosh... I really hope the ladies wisen up before they get seriously hurt.

@Romulus07

7 ай бұрын

And we will have sarcastaball to make it “safer”

@noskalborg723

7 ай бұрын

What if the women joining want that? 😥😬 Lalatina much? 😬😳

@Romulus07

7 ай бұрын

@@noskalborg723 hopefully they don’t want to be seriously hurt, cause that would be a very big issue…

Why would you want to be on a team that feels like they have to protect you? What happens to the dude who unintentionally injures her? So many questions

God damnit. Didn’t see the ruff greens transition until it was too late.

If a 5’6 man can’t make a team at 140 lb neither can she

I was a bit of a tomboy back in school, and from the ages of 7 to 11, i played football (soccer to the Americans) with the boys at break time because i preferred their company to the girls who would just stand talking or trying to get the boys' attention. They accepted me in and were good friends but as good as i was for a girl, a lot of the boys were far better than i was. Even though i was as tall as them, a celebratory hug from a few of them was enough to knock me down.

@jessepinkman8847

7 ай бұрын

You mean once at a time. You act like it takes a bunch. And men at 7 to 11 are closer to females in strength because they haven’t hit puberty yet. So obviously your gonna have a chance.

Some girls from college decided to challenge my high school team. They lost 52-0 to our junior varsity team who has not won a game for three seasons.

@Anonymous3.

7 ай бұрын

Lmaoooooooo😂😂😂😂

I hate it how you always catch off guard with that ruffgreens stuff, it always gets me lol.

This shouldn't even be a debate. One day, some chick is going to get absolutely trucked by a linebacker and have her head knocked off. It will end up rolling down the concourse behind section 38G, and some kid will find it and take it home as a trophy. Only then might we be reminded why we didn't let men and women pay combat sports together. That is, if the guy who trucked her doesn't get charged with physically assaulting her.

Imagine the level of s**t the 1st male player gets for absolutely ringing her bell for the first time!

I'm gonna cry.. this is so embarrassing 😭....

Shenandoah is a D3 school, so they don't really recruit so saying she was "recruited for her ability" is nonsense. She played for a small private high school. In her senior year of high school, she was on the roster for 9 games. She had 1 reception for 5 yards the whole year on offense and 4 tackles and 6 assists on defense (again, for the whole year). She is on the team because basically anyone can walk on to a D3 roster and she has a great GPA (which makes the grades for the team look much better). But here is the thing - they list her as 5'6", 145 lbs (interestingly enough, her high school listed her at 150lbs 4 years ago). They have another DB on their roster listed as 5'8", 155lbs. When you see them standing next to each other, there is a LOT more than 10lbs difference there! She may weigh 145lbs with full pads and helmet on, but she is definitely closer to 125-130. That will make a huge difference when she tries to tackle a 6' 200lb RB, or a 6'5" 230 lb WR, or actually gets blocked by a 6'3" 300lb lineman. She is out there as a token, and it is unfortunate because if they keep putting her on the field it is not a matter of if she gets seriously hurt, but when. All it will take is 1 guy saying "well, if she is out on the field, she is fair game" and she will get laid out.

When having a female player means you get to set her up for a special play, put her in when there's no chance of losing, and have only that one play, it's not special, it's theater. The NCAA might as well be rewarding athletes with participation trophies for all the good they're really doing.

@Z64sports

7 ай бұрын

Didn't they do that with Rudy?

@jessepinkman8847

7 ай бұрын

@@Z64sportsRudy who

This is basically Bella and the Bulldogs, except with actual reality ensuing! The media will continue to give her all the credit even though boys are still on the team, like they're already doing and like feminists hypocritically accuse men of doing all the time. I do really appreciate Brett saying that if gals get their spaces, then guys should have theirs as well.

That's right! The Saki Savante Japanese Dr Oneno

Even in non physical environments, like in corporate women come in and drastically changed things to suit themselves instead of integrating and competing with standing rules.

This insane! I’m a male, granted I was never recruited because I’m 5’8” and lacked the stats. It scares me on what happens if she gets lit up by a running or stiff armed/juked by wide receiver

I've asked this in other comment sections. What's going to happen if she tries to take on an offensive lineman? I mean, they can't sue the ncaa or the school.

@noskalborg723

7 ай бұрын

Maybe this is severe masochism to the point of medical danger? Lalatina anyone?

@houseofhas9355

7 ай бұрын

Become a girl like feminist in a house fire. 😂 "i'm just a girl please don't break my spine"

I remember in high-school we had a walk on team. We had two girls play with us. The one quit after not being able to keep up with the training. The other one got hit so hard she snapped her arm. These were under 16 boys.

"Before we 'tackle' the story"... i see what you did there😂

When i was in high school (99-03) around homecoming we'd have "powderpuff" football games for the girls. While I've always found the name to be cringe, it was full contact but between girls. And the football players dressed up as cheerleaders. It was good fun fr

@OliviaandIsaiah

7 ай бұрын

Sounds fricken awesome!!!

If she was in an all women's team, I'd imagine she'd be a superstar judging by her physique and her apparent work ethic. However, her being in a men's team will gravely injure her and/or deprive the men's competition of its physicality. Society is truly broken. Great video as always Brett

@MB-xe8bb

7 ай бұрын

There are lots of women much bigger than 140 pounds.

@viperstriker4728

7 ай бұрын

@@MB-xe8bb As a man that is 130, weight isn't the final factor. I am almost always the lightest when I am with my friends but you wouldn't know it by looking at us doing sports.

@jessepinkman8847

7 ай бұрын

@@MB-xe8bbWeight isn’t the only difference between us lad. I can beat a big girl, and I’m only 145. We just have a tremendous strength difference and are quite literally built different.

@Gambit771

7 ай бұрын

Not to mention the place she's taken from a male and how she's ruined the integrity of male sport.

Why is Brett so good at this?

Not to mention the title IX violations that would happen

The average height and weight for a college safety is 6'1" and 200lb. She was given the most perfect opportunity to to make some sort of play handed to her on a silver platter, and committed 2-4 penalties, one of which could have gotten her tossed from the game, and ended up making the gimme play, into absolutely nothing. It wasnt a sack, it wasnt even a tackle. I love the fact that she wants to play, but dear God, realize that you are not cut out for this. smh

@ilikefire9710

7 ай бұрын

lol, they even had to bring her up to the line of scrimmage in order for her to even land a hit (which looked awful btw). safeties in hs are ten yards back, and, in a lot of college teams, 15 yards back.

@kchall5

7 ай бұрын

@@ilikefire9710 It would have been something if that safety blitz just happened to be picked up head-on by a 200-plus fullback.

@ilikefire9710

7 ай бұрын

@@kchall5 😂 for real

@jessepinkman8847

7 ай бұрын

Did you see her trying to do kick offs?

Love your take on this Brett! It was an absolutely terrible play! It was a Roughing the Passer penalty that the refs didn’t call because they didn’t want to be criticized for it. If she wants to play with men she better be treated like a man. If I was on the opposite team, I would’ve blocked her most definitely knocked her down hard! I don’t care about getting criticized or called out for it. It’s a man sport for a reason, if she wants to play with us she’s gonna feel the same pain as us! I feel bad for that QB because you know his coach told him to let her tackle/hit him. He could’ve easily threw her off and made her look like absolute dog shit. Which would’ve made a much better video! 🤣

@broken927

7 ай бұрын

As real as "reality television."

@howaboutsomesoyfood

7 ай бұрын

it honestly looked like the QB let her tackle him.

@JJDaJettPlane17

7 ай бұрын

The QB most def felt sorry for her and went down on his own. I didn’t put this in my original comment, but when I was younger and played pop Warner (ages 11-13) we played against a team that had a girl who was their QB. Their coaches asked ours to go easy on her when tackling her, our coaches laughed and told them our team doesn’t hold back for anyone. Our coaches told us what they asked and said it was up to us, we all just laughed. First play, she was sacked by 3 of my teammates and sandwiched her hard into the ground…she got up crying and didn’t come back in. We won like 42-0. The parents for the other team were pissed! It was actually pretty funny!

@noskalborg723

7 ай бұрын

@@howaboutsomesoyfood yup, big payoffs all around.

@el_killorcure

7 ай бұрын

​​@@JJDaJettPlane17I hear you. But try that today and, legal or not, your prospects will be over. You'll get expelled, or if they cannot do it due to fear of legal action, blackball you on every university and sports team out of sheer spite.

Brett's transition to the ad in this one is particularly great. Well done Ms. Cooper. She definitely eats her greens.

If I recall correctly, they announced this was happening before the game

Would love to see her play an entire game with the guys. And for them to show no mercy to her as they do with the other players.