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Vanderbilt K Fuller becomes first woman to play in Power 5 - Black News Channel

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By JOSEPH WALLJASPER Associated Press COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — Vanderbilt's Sarah Fuller became the first woman to participate in a Power Five conference football game when she kicked off to start the second half against Missouri on Saturday. 'Honestly it's just so exciting, and the fact that I can represent like the little girls out there who wanted to do this or thought about playing football or any sport really and it encourages them to be able to step out and do something big like this,' Fuller said after the game. Fuller kicked off the turf with a holder rather […]

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