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OT: Possible First Female in P5 this weekend

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You know what man... That's the problem these days. Everyone wanting to point out the color of a persons skin when talking about an achievement. As if it matters what color they are. Whether the person has ********s, *****, black white brown, slant eyed or blind. Who gives a ****. Break down the barriers and let em all kick the ball. The goal posts are the same width and distance no matter what color your balls are. #LetsMoveForword. #TooSmallForParanos
The Franchise said:
Pretty sure Colorado had a female K on the roster several years ago. Was her name Katie? Some dopey white chick name like that.
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Can’t wait to hit the showers!!!!!
 
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Meh, old news. Back in the 1990s when I lived in Oregon, one of the D3 schools there had the first female kicker in college FB. It wasn't a PR stunt, they just needed someone who could consistently kick XPs (no football scholarships at D3). If I had to rank the likelihood of a woman (biological women, not transformers) breaking into one of the big 4 professional sports, I would rank it:

1. NFL- an elite woman soccer player could potentially kick FGs (40-50 yard FGs) as good as a dude. We've already seen a couple female kickers make a debut in CFB and I think some some women soccer players have been invited to NFL tryouts.
2. NBA- maybe if she's a good enough shooter, a woman could be a 3 point specialist
3. MLB- perhaps a woman throwing a wicked knuckleball could make a roster
4. NHL- I can't see where a woman could ever make it to the NHL

(note these are all near zero chances, but I'm starting with the one I think is maybe a tiny bit more likely than the one below it)
 
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TimeB0mb said:
Meh, old news. Back in the 1990s when I lived in Oregon, one of the D3 schools there had the first female kicker in college FB. It wasn't a PR stunt, they just needed someone who could consistently kick XPs (no football scholarships at D3). If I had to rank the likelihood of a woman (biological women, not transformers) breaking into one of the big 4 professional sports, I would rank it:

1. NFL- an elite woman soccer player could potentially kick FGs (40-50 yard FGs) as good as a dude. We've already seen a couple female kickers make a debut in CFB and I think some some women soccer players have been invited to NFL tryouts.
2. NBA- maybe if she's a good enough shooter, a woman could be a 3 point specialist
3. MLB- perhaps a woman throwing a wicked knuckleball could make a roster
4. NHL- I can't see where a woman could ever make it to the NHL

(note these are all near zero chances, but I'm starting with the one I think is maybe a tiny bit more likely than the one below it)
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**** vince wilfork was kicking field goals in practice anyone can do it
 
What happens when the next Amari Carter blasts her w a helment shot to the face or chest? Or when she takes a shot to the torso and the pressure pops out her monthly cork...causing a scene reminiscent jaws? But if they allow it, the Cecil Collins of the world should join the girls swim team etc.
 
Da Jumbo Mutombo said:
I found it interesting they got the goalie. The one position that doesn't consistently kick (i know they do kick out the ball sometimes)
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They consistently kick the ball the farthest though.

That said, this is embarrassing. As someone who's watched a lot of women's football (England Ladies and Man City Ladies [I used to live near the Etihad Stadium and I was bored]), a female 'soccer' player wouldn't be high on my list of potential FG kickers.
 
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