A scary sight at San Luis Obispo High School in California when a cheerleader was run over from behind by one of the football players leading his team out of the tunnel.
The San Luis Obispo player, wearing number 69, was carrying a flag in front of the team as they quickly ran out of the tunnel. Unfortunately, the flag blew into his face and completely blocked his vision so that he could not see the unsuspecting cheerleader standing right in his path. Since she had her back turned, she didn't even see him coming. In the end, the cheerleader was accidentally knocked to the ground from behind by the football player while the rest of the team had to quickly navigate around them while they were on the ground.
Based on the local TV report, she was apparently OK and stayed on the sideline as San Luis Obispo won the game 28-7. Knowing that she was OK after this happened makes you feel less guilty for wanting to watch it again in slow motion:
High School Cheerleader Run Over... [Sports Grid]
The San Luis Obispo player, wearing number 69, was carrying a flag in front of the team as they quickly ran out of the tunnel. Unfortunately, the flag blew into his face and completely blocked his vision so that he could not see the unsuspecting cheerleader standing right in his path. Since she had her back turned, she didn't even see him coming. In the end, the cheerleader was accidentally knocked to the ground from behind by the football player while the rest of the team had to quickly navigate around them while they were on the ground.
Based on the local TV report, she was apparently OK and stayed on the sideline as San Luis Obispo won the game 28-7. Knowing that she was OK after this happened makes you feel less guilty for wanting to watch it again in slow motion:
High School Cheerleader Run Over... [Sports Grid]
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