Dan Le Batard Tweets and Deletes Criticism of Sarah Fuller’s Kickoff

You can't do that Danny boy.

On Saturday Vanderbilt Women's Soccer player Sarah Fuller made history by becoming the first woman to play in a Power Five college football game.  She kicked off the second half of the 41-0 loss to Missouri with a squib kick of some kind.

Fuller kept the kick inbounds, didn't allow a return and made history.  She also received some criticism for the kick, including from ESPN's Dan Le Batard, who will probably issue a formal apology at some point.

Le Batard tweeted and deleted criticism of Fuller's kickoff.

I'm going to guess that Dan didn't realize that this kick was by design.  Which I can't really blame him.  I too was confused as to why Vanderbilt didn't have Sarah do a normal kickoff.

Congratulations to Sarah for getting her name in the history books no matter how bizarre it ended up going down.