Dan Le Batard Deletes Mean Tweet Making Fun of Sarah Fuller

Sarah Fuller is the kicker that broke the gender barrier this past weekend.  She’s the Vandy soccer player that got the chance to play with the men on the football team. Sarah actually got to play, as she made the kickoff in the second half after a 41-0 loss to Missouri.

Watch her kickoff below:

Sarah Fuller makes history as the first woman to kick for a P5 school https://t.co/ZSnrSWIuhZ

— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) November 28, 2020

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ESPN’s Dan Le Batard wasn’t too impressed, and went to Twitter to let the world know how he felt.

He quickly deleted the tweet.

Of course that kick was exactly what she intended. That’s what the special teams coach called.  Why not give her a real kickoff chance?

At any rate, Le Batard obviously had no idea that was the plan.  Probably why he quickly deleted his criticism.

Remember to always think twice before you tweet.

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