Texas A&M Coaches Attempt to Explain Football to Ladies with ‘Little Lady Brains’

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In a baffling move, the Texas A&M football program decided to host a presentation aimed at women, priced at $80 a ticket, which quickly turned into a cringe-worthy spectacle. The event, dubbed “Chalk Talk for Women,” was led by assistant coaches Sam Thompson and Mark Rivers, who seemingly believed that women’s understanding of football is as limited as their so-called “little lady brains.”

To make the presentation more relatable, the coaches went so far as to rewrite the lyrics of the school’s fight song. According to reports from the Daily Chronicle, their version included lines like, “We are Aggie women. We are filled with estrogen.” Because obviously, a little extra estrogen means we can’t possibly grasp the complexities of the game, right? They even added, “We are putting down our dish towels. And taking off our gloves,” as if cleaning was the only thing we do.

As if that wasn’t enough to leave attendees shaking their heads, the coaches presented slides with explanations of football that were not just inappropriate but downright offensive. One slide purportedly read, “Get erect. Stay erect. Bang him hard,” apparently aiming to clarify the concept of blocking. It’s hard to believe that two grown men thought this would be an effective way to engage women, yet here we are.

Tina Roberts, who attended the event, expressed her outrage on social media, stating, “I’m not just disappointed; I’m furious.” And she wasn’t alone, as many other women in attendance shared her sentiments. Fortunately, the coaches faced consequences for their actions, receiving a two-week unpaid suspension and community service. However, a more constructive punishment might be enrolling them in some of Texas A&M’s Women and Gender Studies classes, where they could learn a thing or two about respect and inclusivity.

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In summary, the Texas A&M football presentation for women ended up being a misguided attempt at education that disrespected its attendees. The coaches involved faced repercussions, but a better approach would be for them to gain insights into the very audience they attempted to engage.