Spurs for Studs.
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Last published Thu, Jun 20, 2024
Coal lived up to her nickname being as dumb as a box of coal. It wasn't her fault after her father pulled her out of school to help out on the farm. After her daddy died her mother wanted her to go to college and get away from this town. She never knew soccer was a sport and her only friend Naomi Washington played it. Naomi just told her don't let the ball hit the net no matter what. The school needed a trophy and they knew that would only happen if Coal played. She didn't do a lick of work all her senior year as her teammates took over. She finished out the year with no goals conceded and was the only 5-star ranked keeper out of Bama.
She stayed close to home and attended the University of Alabama where she only played one season before deciding that school just wasn't for her. She shortly made her way over to Europe after much persuasion from her family and teammates.
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