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Lmao at there being a second thread about someone who:

Today, she serves as Miami's deputy athletic director overseeing sports medicine, academic services, compliance and a myriad of other programs at Miami, including football, women's basketball and women's tennis.

This lady makes on field football decisions about as much as this Bama associate AD does:

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****.... I just can't root for this program no more.

If there's one thing I just can't do no matter what it's SJW's. Hate that stupid ****. You know what.... sign my black *** up for the next trump rally. Where's my maga hat at? This kind of sjw bull**** makes me laugh man. Can't stand these kind of stupid *** people.
 
They've removed the balls from this program. Gotta get rid of that toxic masculinity. Strawley looks really uncomfortable with the ball in her hands.
 
ThomasG954 said:
Don’t be close minded. Nothing wrong with women helping run the program tf y’all on.

Competency is the issue here. If they’re all incompetent then there’s a reason for you to be upset.

We’ve seen many masculine men be awful at their jobs here, try judging their ability based on actual merit.
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Sure I guess they could be in charge of the training table.

Personally I don't want women making major decisions for my football program or military service. Just my opinion and I know it means very little. Tis the reason I'm only in charge of my business.
 
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MirabalCane said:
Behind the scenes: How women help shape the UM football program - South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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Behind the scenes: How women help shape the UM football program

On any given day, one of the first people Hurricanes football coach Mark Richt may encounter when he arrives for work at the Hecht Athletic Center is Sebrina Beyer, his assistant and the gatekeeper…
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Lmao and yall keep going to the games. Losers


Next youll getting your oil changed by women.
 
Cane Chain Gang said:
Sure I guess they could be in charge of the training table.

Personally I don't want women making major decisions for my football program or military service. Just my opinion and I know it means very little. Tis the reason I'm only in charge of my business.
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I’m not saying they be head coach or head of player personnel.

But the fact people think women being in charge of community service is the reason we’ve been awful need their heads checked.
 
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ThomasG954 said:
Don’t be close minded. Nothing wrong with women helping run the program tf y’all on.

Competency is the issue here. If they’re all incompetent then there’s a reason for you to be upset.

We’ve seen many masculine men be awful at their jobs here, try judging their ability based on actual merit.
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Lol wow. Guess nothing wrong with men being Victoria's secret models
 
mackjones said:
It begs the question. How many major college football programs have " women altering " the football program? I dare say not too many. If NONE at all.

ONLY AT MIAMI! Go figure.
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Philadelphia Eagles, formerly the Oakland Raiders have been run by women. Amy Trask was a good football executive who I would take 100 times out of 100 over the very male, very incompetent Mike Tennenbaum. Being a woman ain't got **** to do with it.
 
The Franchise said:
You guys lose smart supporters of the anti-AD movement when you focus too much on her gender. Gender isn’t the issue; mindset and motives are. You look like the mongoloids attending political rallies chanting mindless hate.
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Especially when 98% of them had absolutely no clue who she was until last Sunday.

I'm not saying she isn't culpable, but now we've seen fans tether themselves to another person that must be fired, despite having no credible argument as to what she actually does. Oh, and, she isn't getting fired.
 
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