Boston College Women’s Soccer Player Stephanie McCaffrey Makes Rape Jokes on Twitter
The Boston College Women’s Soccer team is already in town for tomorrow’s 7:30 p.m. match against Penn State at Jeffrey Field, and one of its players is — to put it lightly — “talking some trash.” Hailing from Winchester, Massachusetts, sophomore forward Stephanie McCaffrey took to Twitter earlier this afternoon to voice her displeasure with having to play at Penn State in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
Stephanie (@stephyymac), whose Twitter bio is “Just off the binky, time to get kinky,” had this to say:
I wonder if well get into the visitors locker room at Penn state…I hear the showers are weiners only, 10 and under
— Stephanie McCaffrey (@stephyymac) November 15, 2012
Raping at penn state to getting raped in state penn… #beatPennState #santouchsky #legggooeags
— Stephanie McCaffrey (@stephyymac) November 15, 2012
Sandusky used to cart the kids around in this #handydeliverytrucks twitter.com/stephyymac/sta…
— Stephanie McCaffrey (@stephyymac) November 15, 2012
@patricevettori #sandusky‘s house tonight! @kristiemewie @kcmosun twitter.com/stephyymac/sta…
— Stephanie McCaffrey (@stephyymac) November 15, 2012
Boston College safety Sean Sylvia (@SeanSylvia19) also RTed and commended McCaffrey on her remarks.
@stephyymac is literally making me die with all her tweets #makingmyweek #beatPennState #headonaswivel #sanduskyville
— Sean Sylvia(@SeanSylvia19) November 15, 2012
If you attend the game tomorrow, it might be in your best interest to boo number nine every time she touches the ball. But if the ignorance and vitriol of these Tweets reaches the Boston College coaches, chances are she won’t be seeing the field anyway.
(UPDATE 5:06 p.m. — It appears Stephanie has deleted her Tweets, as well as her entire Twitter account. What a shame.)
(UPDATE 9:13 p.m. — McCaffrey has been suspended from the game tomorrow. Boston College Athletic Director Bob Bates released this statement: “The student-athlete used very poor judgment and exhibited insensitivity towards Penn State for which she apologizes. This type of behavior is not tolerated among our student-athletes.”)
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