Heaven forbid women were able to excel in a common sport. It’s bad enough they are educated and have become CEO’s of multi million dollar companies, scientists, engineers, telephone line workers, professors, mathematicians, inventors, innovators. Goodness knows after they were granted to right to “vote”, it started to go downhill from there. They started to want to drive a car, buy a car, own a car, buy their own home, invest in their 401K, all without “permission” from their husbands or the government. Instead of going to college to get their “MRS” degree, they decided to start a career, make their “own” money and then settle down. Very wise in this economy.
Geez louise, they want to play hockey, football, basketball, baseball over softball. They should be happy with croquet and badminton. Oh, and boxing, can you believe it, boxing

And now our federal government said they can be in the front lines in combat. I don’t know, with an AR15 going off they might break a nail.
much a do about nothing. If a girl/woman has the physical, mental and desire to play football, she should be able to play, period. She should be drafted based upon her abilities to play the game and play it well, just like the boys.
Reminds me of a wise Priest I used to know, who was head of a Catholic high school, back about 30 yrs ago. It seems a female student became pregnant, and the school board decided to suspend her based on her moral conduct. This wise Priest asked if the father of the child was a student at the Catholic high school. The answer was yes. He called the parents of both parties, the school board for a meeting. The school board had the Diocese blessing to suspend the girl. The Priest on the other hand, said, “Well, then we must suspend the boy as well.” The school board was shocked…whatever for? The Priest said, he is just as culpable, is he not?" But…but…the parents of the boy said, he is the quarterback for the football team, he has a game on Saturday, you can’t…that’s not fair…" The school board chimed in and agreed with the boys parents, The Priest said, “well, I can’t help that, rules are rules. Either they are both suspended or they both stay in school.” Imagine that, it’s the “girls” fault and she pays the price for the pregnancy and the boy goes on to win one for the team. Rah, Rah. Long story short, they both stayed in school and were not suspended. I believe it was because of football. Go figure.