The glass ceiling may still exist when it comes to female journalists covering high school recruiting.

And that’s a good thing.

Because thanks to the somewhat-perverted minds at Rivals.com, we can get exclusive coverage of the NCAA women’s volleyball recruitment process complete with That’s-What-She-Said-caliber hidden messages.

Take, for instance, this story on Urban Meyer’s daughter, Nicki:

Always being the new kid, Nicki often was asked to switch positions to fill whatever holes were left open.

The article was written by Laurel Pfahler, a Special to Rivals High, leaving the inevitable question unsolved as to whether this reference was intentional.

Laurel could very well be a dudes name. Or a chicks name. Observe our simple Facebook finding:

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Either way, there’s absolutely no way that was unintentional.

[h/t deadspin]