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When I discovered Big Mouth last year in my freshman dorm, I felt like I had just a time machine and was taken back to the most atrocious time in my life: middle school.
Football has always been considered a sport for the boys. Girls have attempted to try out for high school and even collegiate teams before, only to be scoffed at for even trying. Things changed, however, when Sarah Fuller took the field.
