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We get those things done, okay,

this is going to be a
very a good day for us.

Hey, listen up.

You don't get many
opportunities to be great.

We're very fortunate
to be in this position.

Don't let it pass you by.

It's going to be over
before you know it.

Lose yourself in the moment,
but stay within yourself

and trust your teammate.

It's gonna be a game.

Trust your teammate, we
got each other's back.

Offense, we got defense's back.

Defense, we know you
got our back. All right?

Yeah, buddy.

Repeat after me.

A team!
A team!

- A team!
- A team!

- Together!
- Together!

- Together!
- Together!

- Can't be beat!
- Can't be beat!

- Won't be beat!
- Won't be beat!

- Can't beat me!
- Can't beat me!

- Won't beat me!
- Won't beat me!

- DC!
- DC!

- Run!
- Run!

- Diva!
- Diva!

- Run!
- Run!

- DC!
- DC!

- Run!
- Run!

- Diva!
- Diva!

- Run!
- Run!

- Whose house?
- Our house!

- Whose house?
- Our house!

- Whose house?
- Our house!

- Whose house?
- Our house!

- Whose house?
- Our house!

- Whose house?
- Our house!

- Whose house?
- Our house!

- Whoo ah!
- Whoo ah!

Whoo whoo whoo whoo
whoo whoo whoo whoo whoo

whoo whoo whoo whoo whoo! Waaa!

DC Divas!

Wow. Football's,
football's everything.

I've played a lot of sports,

um, but this is by far the
greatest sport in the world.

Um, there's nothing like
being on the field

and it taking
every single person

to either go six
inches or 60 yards.

Get it straight, I'm
not expecting anything.

Okay, every woman
has a dream ring.

Okay, and mine happens to be
a five-carat Tiffany's ring

in a princess setting.

Um. But I will take anything
that Kenyetta gives me

even if it's a ring pop.

I dream a world.

I dream a world.

I dream a world.

I dream a world.

And Lesbianism is an
abomination to the Lord!

Look at what your
nation is coming to!

Women together, sticking
together, standing up against

the regime, against the bad
guys, good guys versus bad guys.

So. Teamwork makes the dream
work. This is teamwork.

In society's
view, well-behaved women

don't play football.

Just think of it as
the NFL but for women.

And there are
just so many women out there

that want to play
tackle football.

They're gonna recognize
who's the number-one defense!

- Who is it?
- DC Divas all day long!

For those of us that were
there in the beginning,

our practice field
was the backyard

of an apartment building,
no lights, some concrete.

Um. So just remember that.

Gunfire, we've been
through gunfire.

Gun shots. I guess that
means practice is over.

Two man, two man,
two man, it's 35.

What are we in?

Two man, two man.

Portland, Savannah,
Portland, Savannah, down. Set.

Go, go, go.

Oh, come on,
Christina, that's a sack.

- Good defense!
- Nice hit.

Good job.

I think this year is probably
the best chance we've got.

And I think it's just
going to come down to us

and whether or not
we put the work in.

But there's no question
we can win a championship.

Women's football,
as we know it,

really began back in 1967

with teams like the
Cleveland Daredevils

and the Toledo Troopers,

and it really hit its height
of popularity in the 1970s

with the Women's Rights movement

that took place in that decade.

You know, we have been
so ingrained to saying,

"Football is men,
men play football,

and women don't play football."

Like, if you bring up the
subject of women's football,

people are like, "Oh,
women playing against men?

That would never happen."

And it's like, no, we're
talking about women playing

other women, just like they do

in literally every other sport.

More women are playing
pro football than they are

basketball or
anything else. By far.

But it's not just fun.

It's not playland, I
mean, they're very serious

about what they're doing.

And, you gotta have a
lot of commitment level,

a huge commitment
level, to do it.

It takes a lot to show up.

The Bessie ratings only
really come into play

when there's not
a meeting between.

So there's a big advantage
around playing Boston,

it's right in our hand.

A running back flares out,

the free safety
has to pick 'em up.

But the D tackle, if
that doesn't happen,

the D tackle gotta
hustle her ass

all the way over
here and contain.

Y'all ready for my answer?

He said am I ready for Boston?

Fuck Boston.
Thank you.

- I'm with them, we rose deep.
- Fuck them.

We got the best
team in the damn world.

- Read his shirt.
- Come see us.

That's what it say.

- Everybody, everybody.
- We don't give a damn

who they are, line
up and get this.

Come get what you want, and we
gonna give everything to you.

Call it a day.

This year, this is the
most talented offense

that's ever been
assembled with the Divas.

All right, Irving
on two, on two, ready.

Put two on Ashley
and two over here.

And then they
singled up backside

and we didn't have
a deep threat.

We finally had D'Aja but then
she dropped a couple balls,

but this way we'll have a
true, true backside threat.

Yeah that's fine.

And they can't focus on
Ashley and Trina together.

Nope, so now it's different,

there's no one there, you going
straight to the linebacker.

Yep, you don't even need
to put a hand on her.

No, you're going to
middle linebacker.

Whatever we do it stays
with us, it's for us.

We fight, we scramble, we
tackle, we kill each other,

but it's for us, we do
everything as a family here,

whether you gonna be
sisters or distant cousin,

it's on you guys.

Flag on the play.

Natalie, you cannot move!

What the fuck is wrong with her?

You just got to
figure out the best way

to retain the information.

When you're going
through the playbook

and you're learning
these plays, you know,

how can I shorten this?

You hear Tennessee, you
know, whether you're in slot

or whether you're out wide.

Last year at Boston, I
actually was in the hospital

with three concussions.

I was there for four people,

but three of them had
major concussions.

I told you I went to
the ATM, I reached back

and then it, like, moved.

It'll just come
out random moments,

just like when I'm doing
random stuff, like easy stuff.

Wish it was already Saturday,

I want to go out there
and just get it done.

I'm ready, I want payback.

They've, ah, they've
taken control too long,

it's time to, ah,
turn the tables.

Nationally, there are
over 50 teams in the WFA.

It's only four teams that
go in the championship,

us, Boston, Chicago
and San Diego.

Dunno. Boston's the
first one in our way.

In the old days, it would
be Ali wants Frazier. Right?

You need that. And
Boston's been that for us.

And I think we've
been that for them.

Down on
the ground is Alison Hamlin.

Is
somebody underneath Alison?

Right now, it looks like

it's an emergency situation.

It's Okiima Pickett.

It's Okiima Pickett down.

We've got a serious leg
injury with her, right now.

They are with her.

They are holding her
steady and stable.

Don't know how severe, but
obviously, it is not good.

She fractured both bones

and it was not pretty to hear
her screaming on the ground.

People were upset, that, ah,

the word was that
Boston was laughing

when I was getting
carted off the field.

So the next play,
one of my receivers

instead of running her route,

she ran straight at
the Boston defender,

and I mean, you know,
it was just heated.

Flag
goes down as well as

there's a fight over
on the far side.

Looks like two, or one
of the Divas players,

and that's the last
thing we need here.

Boston's incredibly
disciplined.

Ah, Boston has this
three-headed running monster

in Cahill, Tianphu,

and Zelee.

And then they obviously have

Adrienne Smith wide.
Cahill can throw, too.

Ah. Good blocking team. We've
scored on them in the past,

but it's required a lot of
planning, and a lot of effort,

and execution, and
it hasn't been easy.

But they know us like
the back of their hand,

just like we know them.

And so they know
what we like to do.

Boston knows who
our key players are.

And they're smart and
they make us work for it.

Um. We need to score but we
also need to control the ball

and eat the clock up,

try to keep the ball out of
their hands as much as possible.

Without a doubt,
Whitney Zelee is

the most dynamic football
player in the women's game

that I've seen.

I mean, you can't
really always stop her,

but you can kind of contain her,

and that's kind of
what we're trying to do

by adding some
speed on the field,

and just put her kind of in a
box and don't let her escape.

We found a new player, Tia.

She used to be an offensive
player, but I told her early on

that if you just trust
me and believe me,

I think that by the
end of this year,

you can be one of the most
dynamic defensive players

to ever play the women's game.

This is going
to determine a lot

in terms of the top
teams in the East.

Right now through three
weeks of the regular season,

it looks like Chicago,
Boston, and DC

in the Eastern Conference
are three of the leaders

um, to win that
conference championship.

Out in the West, it's
San Diego, ah, Fresno,

and Dallas.

I called her my sunshine
because the smile,

it's been that way
since she was born,

always with the dimples.

She was always a
very happy child.

And the telephone, since
she was little, also.

- Oh, yes.
- Yes.

They wanted her to play
football in high school.

But I'm from the old
school and I said no.

Because she was the only girl
they wanted to play football

and I said no.

She said, "That's okay,
Mom, because one day,

I'm gonna play on my own."

I said, "Well, when that day
comes, you go right ahead."

She did, so that was fine.

I think it sucks that
they don't get paid,

but, you know,
that's another story.

I know they'll remember
her as one of the best,

and one of the hardest playin'

Um, and I know that
I'm proud of her

and I know other people
will look back and say

that she was the
best at what she did

and that she gave
it all she had.

And that's all
anybody could ask.

And I think that will be
a good legacy to leave.

I love you, Mom.

I love you, too.

It's going to be
on our intensity.

We got to fuckin' set
the tone from jump

on how we want this game to go.

Bottom line, we're knocking
the bitches' heads off.

I'm not chewing gum nigga, I'm
chewing plastic.

I'm chewing Boston
plastic, nigga what!

I don't got no gum for
regular, no, I'm chewing.

I'm good, though,
this is the most calm

I've been in about five
years playing this team, man.

Ezra built the house.

And this is his
house, it still is.

He just had a lot
of little sayings,

he would say to us all the time.

He was just a special guy, he
just knew how to tap into us

And, um, so. Just,
we're all just thankful,

we're thankful and this
team is truly, truly, um,

Coop built it and, you
know, my Dad kept it alive

and we just built on it.

And we're lucky, we're very
lucky to have him and so,

I wish he was still here,
but he'd be proud of us.

But this is kind
of personal for me

'cause the last
time we were here,

he was our coach and we
lost, and so, you know,

part of me taking the field
tonight will be for him.

When it comes
right down to it,

it's another football game.

Trust yourselves, trust
your teammates, do your job.

Minimize mistakes,
talk to each other,

communication is
going to be huge.

It comes down to us
playing decent Diva football.

All right, this group of players
and this group of coaches

have never played that team.

Never lost to 'em,
never played 'em,

they've never played us.

'kay? Different team,
different staff,

zero-zero, slate's clean.

Two of arguably the
best franchises in all

of women's professional
football go head to head

here at Dilboy Stadium,
Somerville, Massachusetts.

It's your DC Divas and
those Boston Renegades,

live right here on
US Sports Radio.

Both teams are undefeated and
the winner here has got to be

considered the front runner
for the national championship.

You're right, Nate,

I expect this game to
be extremely physical.

Both teams really like
to control the ball

and they can pound
hard in the trenches.

I'm super excited.

Ball picked up on the
ground, Adrienne Smith coming

to the near side,
looking to turn a corner,

does turn the corner!

Adrienne Smith is midfield
and off to the races.

40, 35, 30.

One player to beat and
it's Hopkins, headed down

to the 15, 10, 5,
touchdown Boston!

What a way to start the game.

92 yards, Adrienne Smith,
the former New York Shark

gets Boston on the board
from the opening kickoff.

That's a dream
start for Boston, Nate,

their fans are lovin' it.

You got to be kidding
me! The first god damn play!

Let's go! I told you, you need

some god damn killers out there.

What do you want to do to
get it back?

Hamlin over
center. Grigsby.

The Iron Horse gets the ball.

A lot expected on
her this season.

Hamlin, back to pass.

Pass behind Ashley Whisenhunt.

It's Cahill staying in
the pocket, throws deep.

It's Adrienne Smith makes that
catch on the 45-yard line.

Cahill rolls out near
side. Throws a pass,

dropped by the tight end.

And that would have
been a first down.

I'm being fucking honest,
you got one more fucking drop

in you and you will not get
off this god damn bitch.

You understand me?

They shouldn't gain
another motherfucking yard.

- They gets nothing.
- Another yard.

So follow the
play, find out how--

Hey yo, get the
fuck out of huddle,

I don't know who
the fuck you are,

but get the fuck
out of my huddle.

Don't act like this the
first time y'all fuckin'

tackled. We went over this
shit time and time again.

And gang tackle, there's
only two people to the ball.

Everybody need to
be on the ball.

Cahill pitch to Whitney Zelee.

Take the tackle!

That does not look
good.

Whitney Zelee, the
Diva killer herself.

What happened to
Whit, do you know?

And that is a big blow
for Boston.

Hamlin hands it off.

Kenyetta Grigsby spins out of
a tackle, goes to midfield,

gets a block from
Kelly Brownson, makes
it to the outside.

Still on her feet.

Cat and mouse here,

finally brought down
at the seven yard line.

Pass from Hamlin,
going near side,

it's caught by Katrina
Wilson in the end zone.

Touchdown, Divas.

Screen pass coming to
the outside receiver.

Break the fuck down.

Katie, Katie there
it is, come on, come on,

come on, come on!

Outside.

Whoo, whoo!

D'aja Scott
makes the tackle.

All right,
keep your fucking cool.

Tensions
high here at Dilboy.

Flags all over the place.

Blitz coming, back to
pass, Hamlin throws deep.

And guess who's there, number 12

with the catch,
Ashley Whisenhunt,

down to the 10 yard line,
into the end zone. Touchdown.

The Hamlin
and Whisenhunt show,

that is your dynamic duo

- Nice job, ladies.
- right there.

we go to the
half With the Divas

holding a one-touchdown lead.

Push her down.

She's gonna be coming here.

They may try to block
down, she's gonna

force it inside to you.

Finish on three,
one, two, three.

Finish!

Come on, ladies, go fuck
somebody up, let's go.

Back out here
again at Dilboy Stadium,

the Renegades have the ball.

Here is Cahill,
she decides to run,

20, 15, turns the corner,

headed for the end zone.
Over there!

Hopkins catches up with her,

but it's too late. Touchdown.

Now locked up at 14, Hamlin.

Trips right, back to pass,

throws deep over the middle,

Whisenhunt there with a
catch and a touchdown!

Snap to Cahill,

flip over to the near side.

Adrienne Smith, touchdown.

Hey Ink, Ink, Ink!

Where's Ink?

Ink, I want you to go in, I
want you to get right over there

and pull like we
did the other day.

Block left, block left.

Snap down, kick away.

No, it's blocked.

Back to pass.

Hamlin to Whisenhunt,
over the middle

with a quick post.

Handoff to Grigsby.

When in doubt, give
the ball to number 29.

Coming to the outside,
gets a block from Pickett,

turns the corner, heads
for the pylon, touchdown.

That's what I'm talking about.

Right there,
that's what we need.

Defense, offense
did their job,

now we got to go
out and do our job.

You know what's coming.

All right, quarterbacks gonna
try to run the ball, right.

10 and the quarterback
is the only thing

they got that can beat us.

All right, nothing else.

You got 10, I mean you
got the quarterback.

All right, that's your spot.

You got the quarterback,
fuck her up.

There's Cahill,
bounces it out, turns a corner,

heads for the outside.

Hey, that's
a block in the back!

She just blocked
her in the back!

The Divas calling
for a block in the back.

I know you saw this.

But it did look
like it was from here.

That's a block in
the back! Hey!

Lindsay
Sollers is face down

on the turf right now.

Let's hope she's okay.

Clear hit
her in the damn back.

Flag on the
play, illegal contact.

Muffed snap.

Back to pass under a heavy rush.

Gets a pass off, picked
off! Trigger McNair.

Number 58, the heart and
soul of that defense comes up

with a game-changing play.

You still got some of the

One of the most
feared linebackers

in women's professional
football, Trigger McNair.

That's how live in
the fucking moment!

Enough is enough, this
is our fucking year.

- I love you, man.
- This is our fucking year.

Handoff Grigsby,
straight up the middle.

And she's off to the races.

One player to beat and
Chante Byers brings her down

around the 11 yard line.

Gonna be a handoff
to Captain America,

Kelly Brownson.
Touchdown, Divas.

32 to 20, 1:13 left.

Here's Cahill, throws
over the middle.

It'll be Chante Byers
with the catch, touchdown.

But it might be a
little too late,

even with the guns going
off here in Boston.

And that's your ballgame,
folks, 32 to 27,

the Divas stay undefeated
and finally beat Boston

here at Dilboy Stadium
with a gutsy performance.

This is the start.
This is our year.

You played a big part of that.

I'm proud of you, too.

Man. Woo!

Feels good to see that
scoreboard today, though.

- Okiima "Sweet Feet" Pickett.
- I always gotta pay tribute

to this spot.
A player with a steel rod

in her lower leg and
iron in her heart.

Had a lot of
heartbreaks on this field.

It's good to get a win.

It's good to get a win.

DC, what?

DC on the map.

DC on the map, DC
versus everybody. What?

I definitely said a prayer.

I asked the Lord
to work through me,

help me be aggressive, be
everywhere I needed to be,

shut Zelee down, shut
down the outside,

and then last thing I prayed
for, safety for my teammates,

to let us all be able
to walk off the field

with no major injuries tonight.

So enjoy the victory, okay.

But you only got 48 hours.

'Cause Tuesday, we back to work.

I knew y'all was gonna
go out there and do it.

And guess what the
fuck y'all did?

Y'all started your story.

The story began tonight,

the story began tonight.

And it's unfinished, ladies.

Yup. Yup.

How you gonna finish out

the motherfucking story?

All the way to LA.

- Lot of shit to do.
- All the way to LA.

On three, one, two, three.

All the way to LA!

This was a defining moment
for the Divas because finally,

for 60 minutes, they
believed in themselves.

There was a control
late in the game

that we hadn't seen before.

Right, previously
when we would get down with

Boston it was the
oh-no-here-we-go-again
mentality.

And it was almost
like there was nothing

we could do about it.

We were just behind.

And what Fish was able to do,

even after coming
under Ezra Cooper

was take everything
that he taught her

and kick it up a notch

and make it more of a
heady game than physical.

The fact is the DC Divas,
when they first started,

they played in the NWFL,

which is the National
Women's Football League.

And after a couple of years
under pressure from the NFL,

they had to change
the league's name

because they felt
it was too close

to their brand, but outside
of issues like that,

where they feel it's
infringing on their brand,

they'd rather ignore it.

They would rather
ignore women's football.

I've had a lot of men,
including my father,

come to the game with
a preconceived notion

about what they're gonna
be seeing out there

and that there's gonna
be girls out there like,

"Oh, my God, I cracked,
I chipped my nail,

oh my God, oh my God!

Please don't hit
me, don't hit me."

And I think they have
this preconceived notion

that we're just like

these little bitches
out there with pads on,

who wanna wear pink and stuff.

They don't realize
we're bad asses.

This is gonna
be my 17th season,

hopefully the last season.

Um. I'm ready to pack up
and hang up my cleats.

It's, it's been a long ride.

It's been fun, but
I think this year

I'm finally gonna accomplish

what I need to
accomplish with my team

and my personal goals.

And actually, I need to
hurry up and get it done

because I keep pushing
my personal life off

to play football 'cause
I love it so much,

but this is what I do, you know.

I am a correction officer
for DC government.

I think that's why I
like to play football

because I can't
dropkick these inmates

the way I wanna
dropkick them, so,

and I continue to play football

and take my stress
out on other people.

So my hip's are bad, right?

- Ah. See?
- That's where Armani

said that--
One side's higher

than the other.
Yeah.

Is it pinching?

It just throbs.

Go to the left.

Ugh, worse.

Yeah, sometimes she gets hurt.

You wanna roll
down the big hill?

Only sometimes.

I tore my ligament
completely off the bone.

And my tendon had wedged itself

between the ligament
and the bone.

So I had to have surgery to

move the tendon out of the way

and reattach the ligament
back to the bone.

My husband definitely worries
about me getting injured.

He worries about how
getting an injury

would affect me being a mother.

So if I, you know, I got a
concussion two years ago,

and I wasn't able to
drive my kids to school

or take care of my kids,

I was pretty much out of
commission for at least a week.

And lucky enough I had friends
and family to come help.

And so he just worries that

I'm gonna get an injury that's
gonna, you know, take me away

from my primary job,

which is being a mother
and being a caretaker

and taking care of my family.

They actually
throw their bodies in

because they love it,

not because they're
getting paid millions,

or even thousands, even
hundreds of dollars.

They're doing it
because they just,

for the fact of
the game, love it.

And they sacrifice everything

from their heads to their
knees, to their backs,

every joint, every muscle.

Sometimes they don't even care

and I have to watch out for them

and be like a mother, in a way,

and say, "No, you can't play.

You're just not capable of
playing in the next game."

So I listen to a poet perform

at the Women's World
Football Games.

She believes gender
is on a spectrum.

So you could be, you know, all
the way over here, masculine

or all the way over
here, feminine,

but then everybody can be
anywhere on that spectrum.

And, you know, I thought
about it and I was like, huh,

I think she's totally
right, because,

okay, I'm a female,

but I'm not like a girly
girl all the way over here

on the feminine side
of the spectrum.

I'm more, more towards
the middle, I would say,

because, I don't get dressed
up, I don't wear heels,

I don't like makeup, I
play football. You know?

And then you've got
women on my team

who are all the way over here
on the masculine spectrum,

it makes total sense. And,
and after hearing her,

you know, I just think
of people differently,

it just gives you a totally
different perspective.

We're dealing with women
from all walks of life.

We're dealing with
married, with children,

we're dealing with non-married,

we're dealing with older,
we're dealing with younger,

we're dealing with
straight women,

we're dealing with gay women,

we're dealing with everything
that the world has.

We have the dynamics of
the world all in one place,

playing in a team sport
where you have multiple

unique individual
characteristics,
life experiences,

that you now melt
together on the field

that spills over off the field.

And now those life, you
know, relationships are built

differently because
of what you have,

what you built
together through this,

the team concept of being one.

They didn't play it growing up,

for the most part, none of them.

So they find the
game later in life,

after other life experiences
have already knocked them down,

or other life experiences

are already given them
joys and successes.

And then they come to this
game and they say, well,

how can I relate life to that?

The blocking, the
tackling, those aspects

of getting knocked down
and getting picked up,

the being able to communicate,
'cause even that rookie

whose experiences off the field

may be greater as
far as a lesson

that can be taught
to that pro player

who's been doing it a while,

and that relationship then grows

and the pro could teach you
how you get knocked out,

you get up.

You catch the ball,
you tackle the ball,

you lean on your sister
to get these things done.

So now she can go back
into her regular life

with those experiences that
may have knocked her down,

she can understand and
that concept can be there,

so she can get
over those things.

It's about being aggressive

from someone who's not
naturally aggressive.

That's what you're asking for,

you're asking for a woman
to be aggressive and tough,

and hit someone hard
and knock them down

when that's not in their nature.

So you're pulling those
aspects out of their lives,

or out of them personally,

that's in there that
they need to survive

because the world is cruel

and the world is
unforgiving at times.

And so you have to be tough.

You have to be willing to
be knocked down and get up

and continue to fight.

I play on defense, I play
on what we call the dark side,

but I'm not really
a dark person.

So I know a lot of my
teammates get really angry

and they wanna kill everybody,

and I have to
actually work on this.

Coach Fish tells, tells us to
bring out our inner asshole.

Um. But, it's hard for
me to find my inner asshole.

So I just, you know, analyze
my technique and try and get,

and get better. In
terms of, you know,

being on the dark side, I'm
probably one of the, you know,

nicest people on the dark side.

Both.

Have you ever heard
of a Dutch oven?

Oh my God

She tries to Dutch
oven me all the time.

All the time.

She thinks it's funny.
I'm proud.

I'm proud of it
.

An important part
of being an athlete

and being a role model,

because I get to
show you and tell you

that if you wanna play
football, or whatever sport,

or whatever job you want to
pursue that you can do it.

There's nothing that
can stand in your way.

And I think that's
really important

for you guys to understand.

It's not gonna be easy.

There's gonna be challenges,

but just don't let anyone
or anything get in your way.

We're at, uh, 5:55, are the
Divas ready?

Get the music going, get
the crowd going, go ahead

Understood.

All right, here we go.

We are live from
Marvin F. Wilson Stadium

in Landover, Maryland.

This is the home
opener of the 2015

and 15th season of
DC Divas football.

And we have it for
you live right here

on US Sports Radio.

And what a season
it has been so far.

The Divas are
five-and-oh in the WFA,

leading the division right now.

Looks like in 2015
they have a real chance

to take it all the way.

Today
is gonna be tough.

The weather is gonna impact

the play calling a little
bit for the DC Divas.

Having played with Allison,
I know she hates a wet ball.

As soon as the Divas
get a healthy lead,

that dream team is
comin' off of the field.

We cannot risk injury to anyone
at this point of the season.

Quick flip near
side to Kelly Brosnan.

She breaks one tackle,
cuts to the outside,

gets a couple of blocks.

Down to the 35.

15, 10, 5, touchdown, Divas.

Ah man, baby.

We all we got.

I lay it all out on the field

give everything I
have every play.

That's how I wanna
be remembered, I
gave it all I have.

Tessa, she hit people

like you would expect a
linebacker to hit people.

Talk about intensity,

and then she used to
crumble up, a zero, right?

So you take a piece of paper

and, you know, you tear
it out into a zero shape,

and then you crumple it
up and you eat it, right?

And you just throw it,
and you just, ahhhhh,

and you got this
rage going, right.

And that was to
celebrate shutouts.

I love you guys, alright?

- All the way to LA. Whoooo!
- All the way to LA.

Yeah, the owner of
my team is my dad,

um, who's been there, you
know, my whole life. You know?

I'm very fortunate because

from the time I
was a little kid,

he supported
me playing whatever I wanted.

Women's sports.
Would take me

to all the Maryland
women's games,

and in some ways
rescue this team.

And he's given us
this platform to play

and I'm
very lucky.

My first couple of
years as the coach,

I had the opportunity to
meet with Coach Cooper

and ah, discuss
everything from Xs and Os

to, you know, challenges as
a coach and get his advice.

And he had this, this
big stack of books

and, um, one of 'em was
this principles of coaching.

And it's not fancy, it was
probably one of the older books,

but, um, I was drawn to it
because it had his notes.

Here, for instance,
he was drawing up,

and he did this in the
classroom all the time,

where he would draw
the four-four front

to see if it worked with,
against different offenses.

And um, you know, he's got
things in here that are

highlighted that, that you
could see was, they were

important to him and, to me,
it represents the Diva roots.

It's,
it's where we came from

It's um, yeah, it's
like the Diva Bible.

- We back in the game.
- It's, it's

I know. - confusing
because I gotta watch for the

tight end on the
other side of 64,

but then I still gotta make
sure they don't have trips

on one side, so I
have to call ace.

We were visiting a friend and
um, Ali called

and you could hear
on their other line

she was just sobbing
uncontrollably

and couldn't really understand

what she was saying for a while

and ah, when she finally
did get the words out, she

she told us Coop died. And

I think I just kinda went numb.

You know, and then you
started thinking about Jill

and the kids and it was just,
it was just heartbreaking.

Yeah, I gotta
tell you, Nate, I'm a little

choked up right now watching,
ah, Peyton and Molly

walk out on the field,
um, doing the coin toss

for our late, great coach,

one of the greatest coaches
I've ever had, Ezra Cooper.

So glad that the, uh,
kids were able to be here

along with his wife, Jill.

And they will forever be
part of the Diva family.

What made him so special was

he truly taught us
the game of football.

He was a teacher of many
things other than football,

but how you were supposed
to live your life.

He loved his family.

He was just a phenomenal
example of a man.

And he took a chance on us

and we were women, didn't
really know much about football.

And he just spent
so much time with us

and he would talk to you,

you literally thought that
you were the only person

that Ezra was talking to and
then you felt like so special.

And then he would hang
up the phone with you

and then make another call

and spend another
hour with a player.

It's almost like we're his kids.

Good work today, Ali Hamlin.

No way that that team is
coming into our house,

on our field, and
taking our division.

This is where you
start to see the DC Diva roll,

just like rollin'
through people.

This is bullshit.

No, 'cause I'm gonna hit
somebody in their face

and there's gonna be a problem.

- No, you're not.
- Yes I am.

Come here,
come here, come here.

She can meet me after
the game, no, I'm fine.

Just come here,
come here, no, no, no, no,

no, no, no, come here,
seriously, seriously.

- I'm fine.
- No, seriously, come here,

come here, come here.

You're an All-American pro at
what you do out here, okay.

I know you're frustrated
about what they're doing.

Okay, I know you are.

It's just like the Boston game.

I know you're frustrated, okay.

But the way you get 'em
back is making the plays.

I know she's holding you.

I can't even do anything,
the ref is calling it on me

- I know.
- It's on her every time.

Just wait. 'Cause, 'cause
you retaliated last time, so

But I stopped, I put my hands
up this time. - I know that,

but again, don't worry about it.

She knows she got you
if you react like that.

But you need to
just play football.

Be calm. Championship
football. Okay?

We need you.
Okay.

we need
you, all right.

Get some water in you,
They treat me,

I'm not no bitch.
I know that, none of us are.

but I want you all to
play behind your pads,

this is where champions step up.

They're pissed off
because of the score.

Again, again, be calm. We're
fine.

- Okay.
- All right.

Think about hosting the
trophy at the end of the year,

we can't lose you now.

It was not your
call, it's his call.

How are you gonna
overrule his call?

It was not.

That's terrible, man.

It's a facemask
regardless of whether you--

- No.
- Yes it is.

The whole fucking team, man.

Come all the way
down here to do this.

30 minutes, hard work.

I don't give a fuck about
what they doin'over there.

For 15 fucking minutes,
we whooped their ass

all behind your pads, we
don't fall to their level,

I know you're defending
your teammates,

but we do it for 15
minutes behind your pads.

Okay, keep doing
what we've been doing

since we started the damn game.
A'right?

It's not so much the
adversity that happens to you,

it's how you handle
it, all right.

And in this case,

Atlanta didn't handle
that adversity very well.

You sort of felt for the
players on the squad, you know.

They, ah, took their shots and
you could make the argument

that they were playing
dirty, but it looks to me

like they were a
reflection of this coach.

The only thing I would say is

there's nothing like
that DC swag, though.

Yeah.

It's a
whole different swag.

Got a little go-go
on it, definitely.

I think society in general
still has a very hard time

seeing women as beautiful
and powerful at the same time.

I think what's so
great about football

is that you can unleash your
aggression, and your drive,

and your pure will to win,

but still be a woman
at the same time.

People like to watch
women play tennis.

They love to watch us play golf.

You know, those are
nice little girl sports.

In basketball for a while,
it took us a minute,

but they like that because
we play under the rim, right.

So you don't have to worry
about a woman grabbing the rim,

shaking it, and
being so aggressive,

so you allow us to do that.

But football is a
whole 'nother level.

So I really think it's
about gender norms

that we still place on
women in our society.

We had a son grow
up on the DC Divas

who's now, you know, grown
into this, this young man

and it's incredible
the way he talks

about, you know, other women.
He says his experience,

you know, growing up with
the team, changed everything.

You know, so. But it's just
amazing the struggle, you know,

the day-in day-out,
and the lack of sleep,

but what they will do, you
know,to be a part of the team.

Being a young, um,

a teen mom as a, a black
woman,

I was always afraid
of that stereotype.

I didn't want to be looked at
like I lived in the projects,

or I was on welfare,

and, you know, I wasn't
going to do anything in life.

And I didn't want my
son to see that either.

So I met this boy, summer
of after eighth grade,

thought I was in
love, puppy love.

We stayed together
through high school.

And when it was about
time for me to graduate,

he got me pregnant.

And he did that, he said
he did it on purpose,

so I wouldn't leave
him to go to college.

So my biggest hurdle at that
point was teaching my son

to strive to be the best
person that he can be in life.

So I didn't let that stop me
from, um, reaching my goals.

And I graduated with my
undergrad in computer science,

went on and got my master's
degree, and my hopes are for him

to not repeat my same
mistakes, go to college,

and be a successful black man
in this world that we live in.

I feel like I was in fifth
grade, so I was about 11.

Um, that's when I had
my true first crush.

And I would talk to this girl
on the phone all the time.

Of course, she didn't
know, of course,

she just saw your homegirls,
I was like, "I'm liking you."

Because I didn't
know it was wrong.

I didn't know it was wrong,

I just knew that my guy
friends that I hung out with

all the time, and talk
to them on the phone,

they were talking about
the girls they liked.

And I was like, "Yeah,
I like this girl too."

I didn't see anything
wrong with it.

It was society who then
told me it was wrong.

And in sixth grade, I still
didn't quite get it, you know,

that it was wrong, or that
society thought it was wrong.

I see these two girls, you
know, I gave them some trinket

or something like that,
because I liked them.

And they were like, well,
we're not really, you know.

They knew, we all
knew what gay was,

we just didn't know that the
world thought it was bad.

So in seventh grade,

went to a slumber party
at someone's house,

and apparently those
girls in sixth grade

told these same girls in seventh
grade, but I didn't know.

And nobody told me, we just
went to the slumber party,

I thought we were
all getting along,

I thought we were having fun.

At that point, I was
just being a girl.

I wasn't even being a
girl who liked girls.

I just went upstairs, we
ate, we did something else.

And then it was time for
us to come downstairs

for the night and my sleeping
bag was right where it was

when I put it down
when I first got there

with everyone else's and
all the other sleeping bags

were pulled all the way

over to the other
side of the basement.

They had completely
isolated me on purpose.

I had to sleep on that
side of the basement

as I can see
everyone over there.

with their backs turned to
me, carrying on conversations

as if I never existed.

And that's when I realized

how the world would forever
treat me as a homosexual woman.

And of
course, we're now waiting

the Supreme Court's ruling

on whether same sex
couples nationwide

have the equal right to marry.

Actually, Mr.
Justice, if the court is ready.

We're ready.

This decision affirms
what millions of Americans

already believe in their hearts.

When all Americans
are treated as equal,

we are all more free.

I had a chance to do the
Rose Garden celebration

of the court decision
around same sex marriage.

I did not have a
chance to comment

on how good the White House
looked in rainbow colors.

Ah, that made it a
really good week.

To see people
gathered in an evening

outside on a beautiful
summer night,

um, and to feel whole.

And to feel accepted,

ah, and to feel that
they had a right to love,

ah, that was pretty cool.

Jeremy Huber, Emory hunt
back with you at the half

and of course, Emory, it's
been an, an exciting first half

to say the least with all
the scoring we've had.

And you look at staying
true to what DC does well,

running the football, I
know I've talked about it,

I keep talking about
it, because I'm excited

to watch the running
back, Kenyetta Grigsby

do a great job. But the
best formation for DC

has been their, their I spread.

A season, a regular season
finale between DC and Boston.

Let's go ahead and take
a look at our highlights

and we had plenty of
them, folks, off tackle

goes Stacy Tianphu.

Into the end zone will
go Ashley Whisenhunt

for her third touchdown
catch of the day.

And that is the 200th touchdown
pass for Allison Hamlin.

That's an impressive
career for anybody.

They wrap up an undefeated
regular

season with a dominating
performance under Coach

Allison Fisher and make
it 56 to 28 at the end.

Look at the numbers, you
had five touchdown passes

from Alison Hamlin, you also
had the three touchdown catches

for Ashley Whisenhunt,
and then you also had

some running touchdowns
by Kenyetta Grigsby,

really just a total team effort

when it came to
the offensive end.

Boston has been a
thorn in their side

and they were able to take
care of that twice this year.

But I want to know more about

some of the things that
you guys talked about

in regards to staying as a
team, and knowing your role,

and I guess going
into the playoffs,

and how you're going to
communicate this back

to the other 40 people
who are not here today.

If you can prove how good
you were against Boston,

then they're probably
not going to let you play

in the playoffs.

So if I get tired, everyone
play for Emma or Maxie

to come in the games to show
that they can actually do it.

I don't want to
sit in the bench.

Because it shows
they need that time.

Sometimes they do rely on
some of us veterans too much.

Oh, they'll get it done,
well, I want you to know

that they've been busting their
ass and they can do it too.

So yeah, I'm gonna pull
myself out of the game

- Okay
- for somebody to show up.

But if you know
your role, it, it works.

Okay, as a rookie, like
you'd have to communicate

and understand, like okay,
you're not gonna play that much.

But how do you communicate that

to somebody who's not a rookie?

Like somebody who's coming
in expecting to play

because they've been on the team

for three, four, five years
but they're not playing.

Like that's the difficult
conversation to have.

People that aren't
getting on the field,

I think the biggest thing
is supportive teammates.

Because for me, that's been
the hardest thing this year,

just knowing I'm in the best
shape of my life and watching.

It sucks, it sucks.

But when my teammates
don't feel supported,

then I have to check out.

When they say I got your back,

I know what you're
doing is important,

I need you here, then
I'm like, okay, I gotcha.

But for me, that's been
really hard this year.

And I'm still struggling
with it, I am.

I just hope that
in the future,

if we do have some issues,
that we can realize

that everybody is working
towards this championship

and working hard, and nobody
wants to make a mistake,

but we all make mistakes.

So instead of pointing
out the mistake,

just lift each other up
and help each other because

that's the only way we're
gonna go all the way.

Absolutley.

We were here in 2010.

We were here in
2009, '4, '5 and '6.

So this will be our
sixth trip, six times

we've been to the
conference finals,

we've been to two Super Bowls,

we need to make it three.

And when we get there, we
need to win our second one.

This is, ah, the nature
of the, ah, the stress

of getting to the championship.

You gotta have it, if not,

then it don't mean
anything to them.

They ain't intense and
fired up and caring.

That's how they show they've
really attuned to it.

So you need some of
that on a Tuesday,

need even more on Thursday,
where they kind of finetune it

and then we roll into
Saturday, there's no issues.

The style we
play is smashmouth.

We gonna line up and
hit you in the mouth.

We don't care who you are,

because we are undoubtedly
the best at what we do.

So yes, this is very
much smashmouth.

We, it's no touchy
feely, we don't play tag,

we are coming to hit you,

put you out of your misery,
and send you home hurtin'.

It's just that's the way it is.

We want to make
sure you understand

when you stepped on that
field, we dominated you,

and you got your
butt handed to you.

Basically, we whooped your ass,

it's basically we wanted
to let you know that,

and that the Divas was the
baddest thing out there.

An' anybody who doesn't
understand that,

you line up and you'll figure
it out once we hit you.

DC Divas start
that playoff run to LA

now against the Miami Fury.

Don't wait for
her! Blow her ass up!

You might as well join the PUP,

and put somebody else
in the fucking game.

Now the game is at 33-six.

We are
having a car wash today

to help raise
money to get to LA.

Washing cars, making
money, trying to get to Cali.

All the way to
LA, one at a time.

She ran into me and fell.

That's how you do it.

We ain't going nowhere.

Back up! back up!

Back up, back up, back
up, hey, hey, hey, hey.

You go back, go
back to your side.

I hope people are raising
their daughters to know

they can do it all, you
know, and that's the thing.

They say, "Oh, she's
too aggressive."

No, she's not.

She's just holding her
own, that's it.

That's what we have
to do, hold our own.

Because if we don't do it,
nobody else will.

Get the
cans, it'll be ready,

and then go, and on the go,

okay, then we shift
over here to the left.

Mel stays here in the
center, Trina's out here.

And then from here, we have
different options

depending on how they line up.

So the blocking
scheme for you guys,

ah, is going to be
pass protection.

I can hear them,
let the ladies talk.

My goal is to get them
to be able to do this

and don't need
any men to do football for them,

that's what I, that's my my
dream for the whole league

is that they can run it

and the quality
is still the same,

and the coaches are doing that.

I just need the middle
to stay disciplined.

So everybody should be
shifting over to, to the right.

Now, Tia, if you're on
here, you, you're gonna have

to replace Q, Q is gonna
drop back after 10 yards

and it should look
just like that.

- I have a question, Coach.
- Go ahead, I'm ready.

I'm good. - You said
there was, at one point

there was like a 100%
the wills always come in

in one formation.

- In empty?
- Mmhmm.

Well no, in empty, of
course, it's covered. Remember,

remember what we're doing,
in empty we automatically

either blitzin' it or
we're in cover four, 'kay.

So to that trip side we'll
have somebody, the corner got

deep, safety got whatever
come in the middle,

linebacker got hook
curl, you guys gonna bump

and pass each other
off to each other.

Just don't think they give
me, I don't think they got

five touchdowns in them.

I just don't think
Chicago got five.

It might get two, three.

I just can't see
'em getting five.

That means I ain't doing
something right, so we'll see.

They are
arguably two of the best

in women's professional
football, the Chicago Force

to take on your DC Divas.

Monica Livingston is gonna
give you the keys to the game

Woohoo

for the burgundy and gold to
ah be leaving on a jet plane.

I got keys for everybody
here today. - All right.

They could start
with the Divas,

one thing they're gonna have
to do is contain Rachel Gore.

As you know, she's
a dual threat,

she can pass, she
can run the ball,

and the Divas have to rush
her to completely take her out

of her comfort zone.

The second thing they have
to do is get more sacks.

I was looking at the
playoff stats there,

I think we've only had two
sacks in the last two games.

So again, that is about
putting pressure on Gore

and containing her.

Lastly, the Divas have
to have good protection

for Allison Hamlin.

They gotta allow her to
do her thing tonight,

what a season she's had.

But as long as they can
do those three things,

I'm expecting the Divas to
do very, very well tonight.

* So whenever your life hurts
and you feel you can't go on *

* The strength that's
in your heart *

* Has been there all along

* And life may throw you down

* But like the
dust, you'll rise *

Gore gets
the snap, have Hyde,

goes middle, receiver's
there, and a free touchdown.

What a pass and what a catch.

Take their hope away.

They're gonna come out, they're
gonna be guns a'blazin'.

We smack 'em in the
mouth, guess what,

they're gonna quit.

Their leaders are gonna quit

because there's nothing
they can do about it

except for take this.

Pedal to the metal,
execute for 30 minutes,

and send them home.

We're gonna win
this football game.

And that's where we're at!

Grigsby gets the
call, has the ball again,

Cut to the outside,
stutter step 18,

15, one player to beat.

* Watch me fly

* Remember your name
* You fly so high

* Remember your name

* Watch me fly
* Remember your name

Touchdown.
Goodness,

she just ran by her!

Let's have a
big hand for Kenyetta Grigsby,

41 carries, 324 yards,
and four touchdowns.

* Remember your name

* Remember your name

Okay, so the plan is to like
work on having a baby next

year. I want to have a baby
next year but I want to work,

I say we'll start the
process of having a baby

after the season's over.

So first we have to find
a donor, so complicated.

- It's a long process.
- It's so easy, like, guys,

a guy could just like give
up everything he needs

and like, okay,
then she's pregnant.

Like, it's a long process,
we have to find a donor,

then like we have to get the,
we have to pay money to get

the stuff, like I've never
understood why you have to pay

money for something that you
can just go get for free.

Then we have to
decide on the donor

'cause we wanted two
different types of donors.

We want someone
tall and athletic.

We're talking about skin
tone and stuff like that.

Oh, because, okay, so,

Kietta said that she
wants a black baby, okay.

But clearly I am light skinned
and mixed, so our babies,

if it's coming out of me,
it might not be a black,

like black, baby, okay.

A dark skin, I want a dark
skinned baby, not just black.

And I probably want
like a rainbow child

that looks like
nothing and everything,

so we have to figure
that part out.

It sucks because been
she's been my ride or die

for five years.

She actually got me playing
football again because

when I broke my foot,
I wasn't supposed

to play any contact sports.

And she was my
physical therapist, so

not having her on my side,
in my corner right now,

is kind of, kind of a low
point for me, but you know,

I'm still in denial, I'm
still trying to get her back,

you know.

Why would she leave
me, I'm
a, I'm a good catch,

I'm like a bomb ass person.

I don't understand,
I'm like, damn,

who got in her ear,
what did I do wrong?

Like what the hell did you do?

Did you focus so much on
football and not on her,

or I don't know, I honestly
don't know what it is.

But kind of sucks because
I had my ups and my downs,

you know, daily, and right
now I'm keeping it together

because I'm playing football.

This is an especially
heartbreaking day

for all of our friends,
our fellow Americans,

who are lesbian, gay,
bisexual, or transgender.

I got a text
message from my daughter

and my two nieces,
please come and get us.

Please come get us out

because he's about to kill us.

He's my only child.

What brought
us to Orlando, huh?

The Women's Football
Alliance family

was also touched
by this tragedy.

Orlando Anarchy coach
Cory Connell lost his life

and Anarchy player Paula Blanco

was injured in the shootings.

At this time, the DC Divas and
the Women's Football Alliance

ask for a moment of silence
for those that were impacted

by the Orlando shootings.

People really hate us. Like,
you know, I thought we were

over that and I thought
we were beyond that,

and then it just brought
it all back, like,

wow, you know what, people
really do hate me for being me.

And I choose not
to lie about it.

So me choosing not to lie
about it

angers people to the
point to where they would

rather gun me down
than allow me to live

like they're living.
That pisses me the fuck off.

* Oh say, can you see

This is a
sobering reminder that attacks

on any American, regardless
of race, ethnicity,

religion, or sexual orientation
is an attack on all of us

and on the fundamental values
of equality and dignity

that define us as a country.

Got a picture here
of my wedding day.

This signifies my happy marriage

which I have sacrificed for
you guys, but I love football,

I love you guys, and
it's gonna be worth it

when we we're
national champions.

This is,

it's been through a lot,
I don't know whose it was.

But it's from, it's from
my rookie season when

my original one got
ripped off in practice,

but it signifies every
year of everything

that I've been through to come
out here three days a week,

from time, time away from
my son. You know.

I hear so many people game
after game, day after day,

tell me to quit, tell me,
why do you go out there?

I mean, my dad
was my biggest fan

and he died my rookie year.

So after that it was like
I was pushing for myself,

but the main one that people
wanted me to quit for,

he's now my number-one
fan, that's my son.

So I don't know if
you all know him,

but he's right there on
the sidelines, you know,

telling me, Why didn't
you get in the end zone?

So this, this is what
I'm putting in the bag.

Broke my foot in 2010.

I got seven screws in my foot.

I gave up my livelihood,

I shouldn't be playing
football right now.

But I'm here 'cause
I love y'all.

So in 14 years, we've
made it to the last practice

three times, three
times in 14 years

and the other years
that we didn't make it,

it hurt so bad in
between those years.

And the first time
in 2006, we went,

it was the best feeling,

but we went thinking that
we started a dynasty.

We truly believe that
we were going to win

multiple championships
year after year.

And I remember Ezra
Cooper saying to us,

"You're going to remember this
for the rest of your life,

"they can never take this from
you, ever take it from you."

And I think about
that all the time.

It's the championship we
got, only what we got.

But I'm more proud of this team

than any team I've ever been on

because we fought
back year after year.

And this team came full
circle for Ezra Cooper.

This team came full
circle and here we are

with this opportunity
of a lifetime

and this team will
be bonded forever.

So do whatever you have to
do, whatever you have to do,

lay it all on the line.

This is for Ezra Cooper,
and coming full circle

in 14 years, worth every bit
of where we're at right now.

Everybody wants one of these,
I know I'd like another one.

I think everybody
here has earned it.

But we got one more thing to
take care of before you get it.

So I'm not gonna put
this in the pit from '06

I'm gonna give it
to Missy Bedwell.

I'd like her to hold it,
'cause I know for damn sure

you earned it and you're
going to get one this weekend.

I have this old 2003
jersey on, a T on,

and none of these teams is
left in the WFA at this point.

Um. And we stood strong
for all these years.

We got the one championship
and I just dearly want

to retire this jersey forever.

And it needs to be updated,
ladies! You gotta do the job!

Hey, hey!

A lot of sacrifice, a lot
of work, a lot of years,

blood, sweat, and
tears here, okay.

We're gonna finish this out,

we'll finish it
out in Diva style,

finish strong, okay.
Yeah.

Together on three, one
two, three. - Together.

Dallas has been a
great team this year.

The thing with Dallas
is they haven't played

the same caliber of opponents

that the Divas have
played this year,

but Dallas has won a string
of eight straight games

by 50 points or more.

In their last game, which was
a conference championship game

against San Diego, they
were very, very impressive.

It was a close game
until the fourth quarter,

and then in the fourth quarter

they just blew San
Diego off the field.

So Dallas is an
extremely good team

and there could
really be a dogfight,

so it should be a really
exciting conclusion to the year.

I'm excited about the battle.

I mean, I hope I, I hope
we smash 'em.

You know, I don't want
to play nice with them,

but I respect them
for what they're doing

in women's football for sure.

You
got any secret weapons?

Um. Toughness.

Um, you know, I think my team
personifies, um my personality

in a lot of ways. I'm from
the gutter, I'm from here.

I'm from, grew up in a
little town called Watts,

about 15 minutes away, and um
everything I ever had to get,

I had to go get myself,
nobody ever gave it to me.

And that's, ah, how
I've coached my team.

And that's what
they'll be coming

into the game with, on tonight.

So ladies, this is
the exact same front

that Kansas City gave us, and
that Houston gave us, okay.

Now here's the
deal, you guys know

we've been doing this all year.

We're not going to run in there
and tell them big ol' girls

they're tired, y'all with me?

I mean, we're not going to go
in and try and smashmouth them

right off the bat, now we
will after their big butts

have had to run 50 yards
because we're going down there.

Does that make sense?

But here's what we
got right there.

You got the zero nose,
you've got two threes.

And that's 1,000 pounds
right there, those three.

I'm just telling
you, that means what,

some of them are over
three bills, right.

Okay, y'all with me.

I'm just telling you.
It's true.

They're coming in your house,

and they're trying to
take something from you,

take something
that's dear to you,

that means a lot, and
that's not gonna happen.

Now you're gonna fight
with everything you got

to make sure that doesn't.

Doesn't matter who's out
there going against us.

They could take the Elite, the
Phoenix, the all-star team,

and everybody else,
and I'm still taking

the 55 we brought with us,
and we'll beat 'em all.

All right?

We know what we have,

we know what we
sacrificed to get here.

I can make up stuff, I can
draw up stuff on the board.

We don't even have
to do all that,

because you guys have
already put in the work.

You know what to expect,
you know what it looks like.

All right? We're at the top
of the stretch right now.

We're done pulling back.

It's time to let go and
let you do what you do.

If defense is in the game,
we know we're gonna win.

That's what I can tell you
from being an offensive person.

We know we gonna win.
If defense is off,

we're like, shit man,
what we gonna do?

We're praying. Come on,
come on y'all, Our Father.

But when y'all get out
there, and y'all got swag,

and Katie be knockin' people
helmets off, we be like, hmm.

Yeah!

The one thing that we
have that no other team has,

we've got a fourth quarter.

You guys really look
like yourselves,

the way you look in
the first quarter

I've always seen you guys
look in the fourth quarter

and I know you're tired,
but you don't show it.

Y'all knock the will out of
those people every single time,

those teams they
don't stand a chance.

Keep your first quarter
going in the fourth quarter

and we've got this.

If I had big bruisers,
that's probably

how I'd be coaching them as well

to be a dog out there,
right, push her down,

we look fine, get up there,
put a foot, push her ass down.

I'm sure that's what I'm
sure they're telling them,

but they don't realize
you a dog, too.

Silly bitches!

- Trix are for kids!
- Those silly bitches.

Can I say something?

- It's your floor.
- I know all year

you've been saving us
and every time we get up

by like 20, 30, pull us out.

I want to punish these bitches.

Let's punish them
the whole game.

We're gonna
punish them as a team.

- Absolutely.
- We're gonna punish

them as a team, right?
Let's punish them, Coach.

Right, thirds? You
wanna punish them, too.

Let's, let's punish them.

Christina wants to
punish them.

Yeah, we gonna, we
gonna punish them.

Smart punishment, y'all.

Smart punishment.

I'm not superstitious,
but um, in big games.

It really does matter
how you walk in.

Like it really does matter
how you jump off your bus,

and get out of your
car, or um what you come

into the stadium with,
where your swag is at

when you get out, how
you put your socks on,

like, all that shit matters.

And so I want, I want
you guys to understand

what a championship mindset
and approach looks like

from the smallest detail
and that's your arrival.

So from now
until the last whistle,

it's time to get in that mode.

When we walk in the
Southwest LA College,

everybody gonna know by
that aura that you carry.

If you don't believe
that you carry a aura

as a human being,
you are so wrong.

What you carry with you is
what people feel and see.

And when you walk by
them, they can feel it.

I get my Michael
Jordan stroll on,

you can feel that shit,
I don't care who you is.

When I walk by you and I
feel like I'm doing it,

you're gonna feel it.

That's how, that's how we
want everybody to feel.

That's how you want
your teammate to feel

as they walk by you
in the locker room.

Right, Jelly, as you
jumping around, dancing,

and doing what you
do with your defense,

you've given them energy.

Energy is transferred from
one person to another.

If you don't believe
that, you're crazy.

Be that to your teammates today.

Be that as you walk
into this game.

Have that aura about yourself,
that energy about yourself

that takes you to
that next level.

We're at chapter
12, all right,

and Tessa and I's
question to you is

how is this chapter
going to end?

Is it going to be called
almost but not quite?

Or is it gonna be
called champions?

You at this moment can determine
how you're going to write

that chapter and what
the name of that chapter

is going to be.

It's nothing else, there's
nothing else we can do for you

any longer, Trina, Sheree, Saf,

nothing else we can do for you.

At this point, you're
doing it yourself.

When you get on that field and
you get knocked the fuck down

and you get shook, and
D'Aja, you get burnt,

what do you want to do?

What are you going to
do to get that back?

'Cause it's going to happen,

'cause it's the
name of the game.

But it's not about what happens,

it's about what do you
do after it happens.

And that's what I want
you guys to think about.

This is the last chance,
there's no fucking game,

there's no practice
after this shit,

where we're going to make
some shit up, this is it.

And we have nothing
to do with it.

We put it all in your
hands, it's on y'all.

What are you prepared
to fuckin' do?

It's the DC
Divas, Dallas Elite live

right here on US Sports Radio.
Yaooooooooo!

We go out to Southwest College
in Los Angeles, Nate Lewis,

along with Monica
Livingston, and Rich Daniel.

Let me turn to this
3 6 nation, Monica.

when you get ready
for a championship,

when you've gone 11-and-oh,
you have a certain routine

you usually go through,

is there a different routine
going into a game like this?

If it's not broke,
don't fix it, right.

So they're 11-and-oh for
a reason. They've been,

they kept the same
practice schedule,

I would anticipate they keep
the exact same warmup routine

and every single thing.

Does it mean a little bit more?

Absolutely, but don't
change one single thing

and I expect excellence to
be repeated again today.

And Rich, we're
gonna turn in to you,

you got some stuff for us.

As you indicated,
there is a lot of activity

down here, there are film crews
all about and cameras. Ah.

The stands are filling up, and
then you see the personnel.

Paul Blackthorne,
one of the stars

of the Arrow television
series just made his way

into our locker room
and was taking selfies.

That's right, he was taking
selfies with the Divas.

I would
too. Let me turn to Monica.

If I'm Dallas
looking at the, at the film,

much like Chicago, they're
gonna have to pick their poison.

Where are they going to keep?

Yeah. The Divas probably
hope that they looked

at the Chicago film because
then I'm sure their game plan

is to stop, you know, number 29.

But here's the thing,
can you stop her?

That's the thing, you
can know she's coming,

you can see her coming, you
can try to get around her,

but what are you
gonna do about it?

You can hear the Diva alumni
behind me here getting pumped

and getting ready for this.

So we're excited here.

We are here to be the
best, we got one shot.

One shot to be the
best, to fulfill a dream

that will live inside
of you forever.

One shot, it's not theirs
to have, it's ours to take.

It's not theirs, it's ours.

We deserve it, we're
ready, we earned it.

When I say so, you say you.

So.
You.

- So.
- You.

When I say so, you say you.

So
You.

- So.
- You.

- So what?
- So you.

- So what?
- So you.

- Who are we?
- We are we.

- Can't beat me!
- Can't beat me!

- Won't beat me!
- Won't beat me!

- Can't beat me!
- Can't beat me!

- Won't beat me!
- Won't beat me!

- DC!
- DC!

- Run!
- Run!

- Diva!
- Diva!

- Run!
- Run!

- DC!
- DC!

- Run!
- Run!

- Diva!
- Diva!

- Run.
- Run.

- Whose house?
- Our house!

- Whose house?
- Our house!

- Whose house?
- Our house!

- Whose house?
- Our house!

- Whose fuckin' house?
- Our house!

Ahhhhh! DC Divas!

Our Father, who art in
heaven, hallowed be thy name.

Thy kingdom come,
thy will be done

on earth as it is in heaven.

Give us this day
our daily bread.

And the kick is away
and this 2015 WFA championship

is on the way, it goes down
short, down on the ground.

The pickup by one of the
up backs, D'Aja Scott,

she gets wrapped up and dragged
down by the 29 yard line.

That's not exactly the
way you want to start.

I mean, no, there's
a huge viewing party out in DC

as they are staying up late,
it's 10:21 Eastern time.

Run,
run, run, run, run!

Give on the
inside, Okiima Pickett,

nice big hole.

Trap right
up the pipe right.

Coach, coach, their right
tackle rolled her ankle.

That's why they're calling
timeout, she can't even walk.

Ashley
Branch, the right tackle

is down, it looks like a calf
pull or something in her leg.

Tell Ali, twins left, Seattle.

Pitch, Grigsby
working on the outside,

gets a block, still on her feet.

Pitch to Grigsby,
can she turn the corner?

Yes, she will.

- Touchdown Divas.
- Touchdown, DC Divas.

Kenyetta Grigsby just
made DC six points richer.

And is it any
surprise, number 29.

And
an incomplete pass.

No, it's a lateral,
it's a lateral.

Get the
ball, get the ball!

And DC
is gonna pick it up.

It's picked
up by Safi Mosier,

she gets pushed out of bounds
at the seven yard line.

- Oh fuck. Let's go D.
- What are you thinking?

Hamlin again to
pitch near side Grigsby.

She goes right in.

Who was the
corner on that side?

The Divas are
ahead by two scores.

Will you back up a little
and get that out of my face.

I would appreciate
that. All right?

Move over them hoes,
man, they can't hold us!

Sweep, go with it.

- Tighten that shit up.
- Oh this is her all day,

go baby, go, go,
go, go, go, go, go.

Not gonna
be held on her feet

and she's off to the races,

turns the corner. First
down and a whole lot more,

stutter steps out of bounds.

That's a
penalty, come on man!

Pick it up D,
let's go, let's ball.

This for the championship,
this is for it all,

this is for a ring, go get
this damn ring, let's go.

Let's
see what Gerhart does.

Odessa Jenkins, the
longtime veteran,

gets Dallas into
enemy territory.

We said this before, if
Hill gets to the edge,

she is gone, the teacher
and basketball coach

gets Dallas on the board.

Hamlin screen pass,
caught by Whisenhunt.

Whisenhunt with the first
down and she is taken

out of bounds at the 37 yard
line, a gain of eight yards.

Hamlin, Pitts
Grigsby again works

to the outside, cuts
back to the inside,

give a stiff arm,
still on her feet.

There she
is, Nate, the Iron Horse

doing her thing.

She's been unstoppable
all season.

Grigsby picks
up 11 yards on that carry

and another first down for DC.

In Dallas
territory, the 45 yard line,

blitz is on, faking the
handoff, back to pass,

Allison Hamlin over
the middle throws.

It's gonna be caught
by Ashley Whisenhunt

at the 20 yard line, to the 15,

10, goes to the corner,
and will go in, touchdown.

Can't let that happen.

that's going to be a long
night if we let that happen.

One play at a time,
everybody ready? - Sure.

Let's win the play,
let's win the play.

Execute the play.

You're thinking
instead of executing.

That's different.
Let's play!

God dang! Playing like shit.

That's the fuck I told you.

That shit is just you
in the backyard, nigga.

Hamlin over
center, and now Pickett

right up the middle to the five,

to the one, touchdown Divas.

Okiima Pickett
who suffered a broken leg

in 2012 that robbed
her of her speed,

she's taken more of a
fullback role since then.

No trickery this time they go
to Satterwhite on the handoff.

Goes to the
outside, turns the corner

gets enough for the first
down, a little bit more.

Let's go ladies,
let's go ladies!

Let's go, let's go.

Divas got
a taste of their

own medicine right there.

Run it, run it, run it.

Here's a pitch.

White works to the end
zone, will go in, touchdown.

Touchdown Dallas.

Well this
first half, well again,

I wouldn't say
necessarily all Divas,

but certainly Divas took
care of their business.

You know, this Dallas
ball club is not going away.

I mean they really
controlled the ball

this last part of
this half here.

We saw an outstanding
drive from them.

Something don't make sense.

Back out in Los
Angeles, go ahead, Rich.

In spite of
our first quarter,

in spite of what we've done,

it's still very much a ballgame.

With the Divas
are in control, 27 to 12,

we go to the half, you're
listening to Diva football

on the Divas Radio Network.

We're in a 52 read
and I'm telling you

where the two are coming from.

These two are coming and if
I go in here, she's bouncing.

That's where I am, I'm
taking her every fucking time.

The second half is going to
show what our character is.

And we can talk all day, and
it don't mean a damn thing.

Yessir.

Y'all understand?

So here's what I
don't want to see.

I don't want to see
any long faces, - Yes!

because a long face tells
me that your ass has quit

and given up. That's
what a long face.

So we're out here right now,
and we're 13 points down.

Our offense, ladies, scores
66 points a game on average.

What's half of 66?

We're gonna hang 33
in the second half

and we're gonna win this game.

This is where champions
turn their game on

and this is where chumps
split and go home.

Hey! Trust each other.

You got to want
it more than they do.

Let's go ladies!

Yeah, that! Do it
again, do it again.

Let's go home!

Yeah, yeah!

Britney Satterwhite
again over the middle

and got in front of
Shariah Marshall.

Touchdown Dallas.

Gerhart to Britney Satterwhite

and Dallas is back in this.

Here's Hamlin over
center, hands off delay, no,

back to pass, throws over
the middle, receiver's there,

it's gonna be caught,
Ashley Whisenhunt.

Making
a leaping catch,

and hanging on to the ball.

We about a yard or
two short of the first down,

Divas facing fourth
down right now.

DC will not go for it

because they will
attempt a field goal.

Stephanie Nielles, it's
gonna be about 27 yards.

Nielles,
waiting on the snap.

And there's gonna
be a flag down.

This one's gonna come back.

Oh they're
moving, they're moving.

Back 'em up, back 'em up.

Simulating the snap.

It looked like the
whole offensive line moved.

Everybody, I don't
know who you call it on.

Hey, start the clock,
start, wind the clock.

They can't sit there and talk
about it all night.

Wow! - So
this will be a 32-yarder.

Block that shit, block
that shit, block that shit.

Block that shit.

The kick is up.

It's low.

It's good.

Hey, that's all right.

Hey, that's three!

We're gonna go get eight.

Return, let's go!

Handoff,
no misdirection,

this time up on her feet.

And Satterwhite gets
enough for the first down.

Yeah!

Yeah, yeah!

Listen! When you get down
there you just gotta box her in

don't worry about her
dancing, just box her in,

she cannot go nowhere,
and she stays.

Can't fuck with us!

Gerhart,
plenty of time, throws,

caught
in double coverage.

Fight, let's fight! Fight!

Pitch,
went back with Hill,

turns a corner,
first down and more.

She's run out of
bounds with 2:35 left.

Steps, throws over
the middle, and

- Caught by Jenkins.
- At the 30 yard line,

stilL on her feet,
cuts up the middle.

- Breaks a tackle.
- Breaks tackles

and on her way.
Go!

You got it, you got it!

Ooooohhhhhhh!

Touchdown, Dallas!

Onsides kick, let's get
the fucking ball back.

Odessa Jenkins
keeps the Dallas hopes alive.

This team doesn't
want to go away.

Wow.

Now the Elite are one score
away with 2:03 left to go.

We gotta at
least run the ball,

then we'll wait, and see
when they wind the clock.

If we have to punt, we'll
go all the way down,

we call timeout.

Let's go D, get
us one, get us one.

Man, if we can get a turnover
from the defense, dawg.

Come on, they are stalling
like a motherfucker, dawg.

Hamlin, Grigsby
right up the middle

taking tacklers with her,
close to a first down.

And
Dallas cannot allow

a first down of any sort.

Got a fourth
down and a half yard.

Ali, wedge it, protect
the fuck out of that ball.

We're gonna call a timeout,
run one play, game's over.

Let's go, D, get us one.

Strip that ball, let's go.

Ali again is
gonna take her time.

Hey, don't break the huddle.

Wow,
football is everything.

I've played a lot of sports,

but this is by far the
greatest sport in the world.

There's nothing like
being on the field

and it taking every
single person to either

go six inches or 60 yards.

The Divas are
your world champions.

And they're
going to be the 2015

national champions in the
Women's Football Alliance.

2015! WFA!

It's a long time coming.

Yes, indeed.

And what a battle it has been.

I'm talking about the battle
that started back in January.

There's burgundy and gold
all over the field now.

And there is Tessa Nelson going
through her shutout routine,

which is now officially a
12-and-oh shutout season.

Ali, Ali,
Ali, Ali, Ali, Ali, Ali!

It's sleeping with
me tonight y'all.

Yeah, yeah!

Ask any football fan,
coach, or player out there,

having an undefeated
season takes

a very special group of players.

The Miami Dolphins
did it in 1972

and tonight your DC Divas
have done it in 2015

in Los Angeles,
the City of Angels

and tonight they are flying.

Live from
Pittsburgh on US Sports Radio,

as hard as it is to
believe, one year later,

the D.C. Divas are back
as defending champions.

And once again facing
the Dallas Elite

in the Women's Football
Alliance championship game,

Hard to
repeat, all right?

And the reason it's
so hard to repeat

because pressure
becomes a factor.

And when pressure becomes
a factor in expectations

and it becomes, in
essence, oh, this is easy,

we're supposed to do this,

yeah, we were supposed to
do exactly what we did.

'Cause that's why
we are champions.

To be the champion,
you got to beat us

in the championship game.

* All, all that you are

* All that you are

* All that you have

* Woho, All that you give

Redemption,
nah, it's about respect.

All right, this is
all about respect.

This is the franchise that
everybody wants to emulate.

They need to understand that.

We are the top team
in women's football, period.

There's nobody else
out there but us.

They want to be
us and they can't.

Nobody's ever been
to this mountain

that we're about to go up.

And we always stand at
the top of the mountain

looking down at everybody else.

Every time they come up that
hill, kick 'em back down.

And let them know that
you are not a DC Diva.

You might want to be, you
might want to pretend,

you might want to try, but to
wear this burgundy and gold,

it means a lot.

Everybody has
sacrificed something

to earn this opportunity.

I said at the beginning
you want to be good

or you want to be legendary.

All right, nobody's
ever repeated,

today is about us
being legendary.

- Repeat after me, a team!
- A team!

- A team!
- A team!

- Together!
- Together!

- Together!
- Together!

- Can't beat me!
- Can't beat me!

- Won't beat me!
- won't beat me!

- Can't beat me!
- Can't beat me!

- Won't beat me!
- won't beat me!

- Diva!
- Diva!

Back to back.

- Whose house!
- Our house!

- Whose house!
- Our house!

- Whose house!
- Our house!

- Whose house!
- Our house!

- Whose house!
- Our house!

- Whose house!
- Our house!

- Whose house!
- Our house!