Players in the all-female league wear skimpy uniforms and hockey helmets. Many feel it is damaging to the development of young women.
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With war paint smeared on their faces, football pads on their shoulders and garters dangling from their lace-trimmed shorts, the all-female football team known as The Chicago Bliss filed into their locker room at halftime. They were beating their Midwest rivals, the Green Bay Chill, but their coach was not at all pleased with how they were playing.

“Get your s— together, that girl is kicking your f—ing ass,” he yelled at one of the players.

Welcome to the Legends Football League, where ladies dressed in nothing but a bra, booty shorts and a hockey helmet play seven-on-seven football — ground-stomping, body-bruising football.

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