Former FS1 host Jason Whitlock is trending again for all the wrong reasons.
On Friday night, Whitlock decided it was a good idea to question whether Vanderbilt had a kicker from men’s soccer team instead of using Sarah Fuller who plays for the women’s team to fill in for the special teams unit that was taken out due to Covid-19.
https://twitter.com/WhitlockJason/status/1332554991031246855
People immediately pointed out to Whitlock that Vanderbilt doesn’t have a men’s soccer team.
Why aren’t you supposed to ask a question? Actually, https://t.co/jBydiQtGZu is a free search engine and it’s specifically built for these kinds of queries.
(Spoiler: @VandySoccer doesn’t have a men’s program!) https://t.co/BBzN1CtUPE
— Hope Solo (@hopesolo) November 28, 2020
hey moron 1)it’s pretty common knowledge there’s no SEC Mens soccer 2)shes an SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GOALIE SHE CAN KICK A DAMN BALL FAR https://t.co/hVSUIVM7pJ
— David (@2022WSCHAMPIONS) November 28, 2020
A simple google search could have answered this one. No need to question a woman’s ability to kick on a men’s football team because of “publicity.”
No one questions a man’s ability to be on a cheer team based on “publicity.”
The world is changing. Get over it. https://t.co/R5hwHsMPfY
— Gabby (@GabbyUrenda) November 28, 2020
Took me three seconds to find out via a Google search that Vanderbilt discontinued men’s soccer in 2006.
Idiots gonna idiot. https://t.co/6WlQ5PF7Ia
— Joe Vasile (@JoeVasilePBP) November 28, 2020
Despite having his question answered, Whitlock continued arguing that he believed Fuller kicking for Vandy was a publicity stunt.
https://twitter.com/WhitlockJason/status/1332556004496642048
https://twitter.com/WhitlockJason/status/1332568052362338305
https://twitter.com/WhitlockJason/status/1332715595595468801