Coach Jackie

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BFFR with Sydney Leroux & Ali Riley · Coach Jackie is For Real About Women’s Sports · 19 May 2025 podcast

Oh my goodness, you nailed it. I feel like absolutely you win the trophy for us remarks there.

I think women's lacrosse is just such, it is so fun. They just had their like the women's lacrosse league. So this is a funny kind of story. So they were in the DMV area and that's where I am. And they had their first big tournament with a professional now women's lacrosse league. And there was a huge snowstorm and it was really hard to get there.

And my girlfriend and I were like, we got to go like, this is going to be so much fun. We got to go. So we like,

uber i don't have a car i live in the city like uber 40 minutes out of town in the middle of the snow storm in the snow and the guy like the guys at the radio on the radio is just like so just don't be and like names the road and it's exactly the road we're on like it was just awful and um we get there and there's not that many people there because of the snow but

And they had this song that they had written for the Women's Lacrosse League. And it's sponsored by Maybelline. And it was, Maybelline Women's Lacrosse League. And they just kept playing it. But there were this group of little girls who had grown up watching Maryland lacrosse. And there were a lot of former Maryland college players who were playing. And they just were so excited.

And it was just like there were probably seven of them watching.

loudest people there over the song whatever and truly I didn't know anything about lacrosse and just watching them watch it I learned from them when they were they were cheering I was cheering like it was just the the coolest moment and I think they're doing really cool stuff the women's lacrosse uh college tournament is happening right now um yeah that's just something I find that's just so much fun I really like it

Not really, no. I've learned my lesson there. I don't think that I've ever actually really made a response. I think I made a response one time when people were saying I was outing people and I was like, I'm not. And then people still will say, I don't know, they just like...

I think that I had to remind myself that a lot of that, that kind of hate, if you want to call it that, I don't think I'm like the big enough to be getting hate, but like, uh, it's not anybody who knows my content. Like anybody who's watching it understands it and that's fine.

And anybody who has some of the more negative connotations with it, that's, I can sit with that and be fine with it because I know they're not really watching it. And I always just tell myself, you know, the, the, the people that, that mind aren't, you know, the people that mind don't matter. People that matter don't mind, but like, I also... don't matter.

It's just that they're minding about something they don't necessarily know the full picture of. And so it's just hard for me when it comes from the queer community. I want every gay person in the world to think that I'm cool and fun and awesome. And when straight men always say, they always are being the worst in my conversation.

I make content that's about gay women all the time and just women's sports in general. I could not care less. That is like water off a duck's back. I don't even care. I honestly think it's kind of funny. But when another queer person has a comment, then I start to be like, I want to say something and I tell myself, just keep it in.

Do you clap back?

Oh, yeah. I'm not that creative. I wouldn't be doing all that. Like, I wouldn't do it well enough. I'd be like, hey, that was mean and I'm sad now. So what's up with that? Like, it wouldn't be good.

I think it's gotta be, I was at the championship game, March Madness, like national championship and watching Paige get her win. Like it's the storyline was written, the script was done, like she needed it. And I grew up in Clubby, South Carolina.

I love South Carolina, but going into that, and I actually, this is the best part of it, is that I, my best friend from high school, Audrey, played D1 college basketball, and her team actually made it to March Madness, like they were in the first four games, and they unfortunately lost. Yeah. But High Point was where she played just last year and they lost.

But because of that, she was free for the first time ever to go on one of these trips with me. And I was like, do you want to go to March Madness? We're going. It's a whole thing. We're going to get courtside seats, like all this stuff. And this is what I love about sports. It's not about really the moments and more just about the connections and the storylines.

And that time, the story was really for me that Audrey was the first women's basketball player I ever was like,

like looking up to really truly like as a friend and then also I remember when we were eighth grade and she was like there's this girl named Paige who's our age and she's awesome oh my gosh so she's the one that got me I would never have known anything about women's basketball if it wasn't for Audrey and so to be able to go to the national game with her and sit next to her courtside and watch her watch Paige win like truly that is one of my favorite actually it might be my favorite moments in this whole kind of thing I've been doing it was awesome

See, Audrey might be the person that would clap back. See, like we have similar. Okay, okay, okay. Yeah.

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