'Football is my life.' How a Bronx college student is changing the narrative on women in a male-dominated sport
News 12's Valerie Ryan introduces Emma Kimble, the assistant director of operations at Fordham University's football team.
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Mar 21, 2024, 10:56 AM
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News 12's Valerie Ryan introduces Emma Kimble, the assistant director of operations at Fordham University's football team, who is pursuing her passion in the Bronx.
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