Post: #1

"Throughout the fall season, Erin Dimeglio captured the nation’s attention as she boldly went where no girl had gone before, lining up at quarterback for a Florida varsity high school football team. In the process of her final high school season Dimeglio completed a pass, was named homecoming queen and, more significantly, earned the respect of all her teammates and foes.

Now, the soon-to-graduate South Plantation (Fla.) High senior is earning financial benefits where plaudits had come before. As reported by the South Florida Sun Sentinel, Dimeglio was awarded a $20,000 scholarship presented by Foot Locker’s Scholar Athlete Program and the social change website DoSomething.org. DiMeglio was one of 20 national recepients of the award, chosen from among nearly 26,000 applicants.
"I was speechless. I had no idea what was going on," DiMeglio told the Sun Sentinel. "I didn't read the paper at first. I just wanted to know why all these people were staring at me. It's exciting to win this, to know that someone picked you out of all those people. It's really going to help out my parents."
DiMeglio will use the scholarship at the University of Central Florida, where she hopes to walk on the girls basketball team. The three-sport standout -- she also stars as the quarterback of the flag football team -- was recruited by a handful of smaller girls basketball programs, yet decided that she would rather take her chances at walking on with the Knights.
Given the obstacles and preconceptions she’s already overcome, it’s hard to find any fault in her self confidence.

Her football teammates have little doubt that Dimeglio will achieve what she puts her mind to, at Central Florida and elsewhere thereafter.
"Girls can do anything we can do," South Plantation starting quarterback John Franklin, who signed with Florida State in February, told the Sun Sentinel. "Hard work trumps any gender. She went through everything we went through. Everything we had to do, she had to do and she did."
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/highschool...51838.html
   
Pre-red pill i would be livid at that John Franklin cat for his "pussy empowering" comment but post red red pill granted me the ability to grasp how textbook "alphas" behavior. "Yeah, sure girls can do anything we can . "Now i'm off to the pussy paradise that is Florida State with my social status through the roof pre-selected ass. Good luck with that Manjaw"
The comments on the article are overwhelmingly red pill.

Post: #2

(04-20-2013 11:26 AM)Kingsley Davis Wrote:  "Throughout the fall season, Erin Dimeglio captured the nation’s attention as she boldly went where no girl had gone before, lining up at quarterback for a Florida varsity high school football team. In the process of her final high school season Dimeglio completed a pass, was named homecoming queen and, more significantly, earned the respect of all her teammates and foes.

Now, the soon-to-graduate South Plantation (Fla.) High senior is earning financial benefits where plaudits had come before. As reported by the South Florida Sun Sentinel, Dimeglio was awarded a $20,000 scholarship presented by Foot Locker’s Scholar Athlete Program and the social change website DoSomething.org. DiMeglio was one of 20 national recepients of the award, chosen from among nearly 26,000 applicants.
"I was speechless. I had no idea what was going on," DiMeglio told the Sun Sentinel. "I didn't read the paper at first. I just wanted to know why all these people were staring at me. It's exciting to win this, to know that someone picked you out of all those people. It's really going to help out my parents."
DiMeglio will use the scholarship at the University of Central Florida, where she hopes to walk on the girls basketball team. The three-sport standout -- she also stars as the quarterback of the flag football team -- was recruited by a handful of smaller girls basketball programs, yet decided that she would rather take her chances at walking on with the Knights.
Given the obstacles and preconceptions she’s already overcome, it’s hard to find any fault in her self confidence.

Her football teammates have little doubt that Dimeglio will achieve what she puts her mind to, at Central Florida and elsewhere thereafter.
"Girls can do anything we can do," South Plantation starting quarterback John Franklin, who signed with Florida State in February, told the Sun Sentinel. "Hard work trumps any gender. She went through everything we went through. Everything we had to do, she had to do and she did."
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/highschool...51838.html

Pre-red pill i would be livid at that John Franklin cat for his "pussy empowering" comment but post red red pill granted me the ability to grasp how textbook "alphas" behavior. "Yeah, sure girls can do anything we can . "Now i'm off to the pussy paradise that is Florida State with my social status through the roof pre-selected ass. Good luck with that Manjaw"
The comments on the article are overwhelmingly red pill.

So, is she going to be playing on the team with other men?

There are some big women out there, I get it...but some male football players push 300lbs.

Won't she get smashed?

Post: #3

Better shot of man-jaw.

   

Full-body shot.

   

Post: #4

She's in high school? What're they doing to these broads nowadays to kill that youthful luster in their eyes, and skin?

Post: #5

Good for her. Let her play with guys if she wants. But I am really annoyed that they are presenting this statistical outlier as some kind of proof that women are just as physically strong and whatnot. It's a ludicrous assumption.

To put it in Game of Thrones terms, Brienne of Tarth is as capable as any man, but one one would ever say that she's the proof women and men are equal in combat in general.

Post: #6

Hey if she wants to act like a man, she'd better get ready to be treated like a man. With that Jay Leno chin she's actually not too far off the path.

Post: #7

She already played with the men, and completed a pass. That's how she won the scholarship. She's not going to be playing football in college.

Quote:DiMeglio will use the scholarship at the University of Central Florida, where she hopes to walk on the girls basketball team.