If she can handle the job, more power to her!
Look, while I view it as a publicity stunt (and it is - are you seriously telling me she's the most qualified kicker on campus?), I'm not "against it" per se. But it's just like my reasoning why Shula over Croom - because when something goes wrong, the sociological argument is the first place the complainer goes.
Picture this: she tries a field goal, and it gets blocked back towards her and she gets buried by a 275 pound onrushing linebacker as the opponent races towards the other goal line. There will be endless columns and nonsense about how, "If she was a man, he wouldn't have hit her like that."
Now - SHE HERSELF won't say any of this, I'll guarantee you she knows what goes with the territory. But the Christine "Every Man's A Rapist" Brennan/Nancy Amanpour (whatever her name is) crowd and a number of non-football fans who tuned into the game will be calling for the removal from college and castration of anyone who while doing his job who does this (and God help that guy if when he was 16 he got arrested for getting a little rough with his girlfriend but has led an exemplary life since then).
I have no problem with it.
I have a problem with where it has the potential to go in terms of actual inequality.
But I bear no animus towards her any more than towards any other Vandy player.
I even laugh at the guy challenging Alabama years ago and talking about "our house."