Dash Minok

August 22, 2008 at 10:19am PST

Tags: Dash Minok, Fred Durst, Garrett Morris., Girlfriends, Ice Cube, Jill Marie Jones, Keke Palmer, Limp Bizkit, SNL, Tasha Smith, The Education of Charlie Banks, The Longshots, Why Did I Get Married?

Photos: The Weinstein Company

Once upon a time, there was an eleven year old girl who became the first female quarterback to not only compete in an all-male league but to lead her team to the Super Bowl.

Just a bedtime story? Nope. That’d what Jasmine Plummer did when she became the first female player on a Pop Warner football team. Her story inspired The Longshots, a delightfully heartfelt family film starring Ice Cube and Keke Palmer that opens today.

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