What did Andy Frisella say about the three-year-old soccer prodigy removed from a Florida league?

A viral story claimed police were called on a three-year-old soccer player because other parents thought he was too good. DJ played the bodycam footage, in which the league's director, who is Black, said he called 911 over disruptive parents and a child who kept pushing other players. Andy Frisella said the story was false, that rotating a dominant toddler out is normal developmental practice, and that parents of weaker players should practice with their own kids.

• The family had paid about $300 for the league and received a full refund.
• The hosts gave the story a thumbs down as a dispute between adults framed as a racial one.
• DJ said his six-year-old daughter is also pulled after scoring so other children can catch up.

▸In their words

“it's developmental practice right okay your kid is developed more than the other kids” Andy Frisella · at 1:37:35 — open in the transcript →

Source: our own transcription of the episode. The full conversation is on REAL AF with Andy Frisella (2026-10-28). Read the whole episode summary →

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