Men and women are different. There are plenty of women who can kick a 33-yard field goal. University of Georgia student Belle Sessions didn’t think she was one of them. But she won the raffle held every Saturday for ESPN’s College GameDay so the opportunity to win big money was hers.
Instead of having a large chance of winning nothing, she turned to the student next to her who said he COULD do it. They agreed to let him kick and split the money.
“I knew I couldn’t do it and he was next to me, he said he could, so we’re splitting it,” she told host Pat McAfee.
Henry Silver, the confident young man in the Home Depot hard hat, made the kick and will split the $400,000 prize with Sessions. Another $400,000 will be donated for hurricane relief.
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LET’S MAKE THIS KICK FOR $800,000 💰💰
$400,000 TO YOU TWO
$400,000 TO HURRICANE RELIEF
ONLY ONE SHOT AT IT
LET’S GOOOOO HENRY
WHAT A MORNING #CollegeGameDay pic.twitter.com/Y4szM3HNZP
— Pat McAfee (@PatMcAfeeShow) November 16, 2024
Years of playing soccer paid off for both of them.
They say if you go woke, you go broke. This shows NOT going woke can yield a hefty payday.
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