I'm already tired of scandal and bad news. It seems that there is nothing more. Yesterday we met to go no further sanction yet another QB South Carolina, Stephen Garcia . This time has been suspended indefinitely by the HC Steve Spurrier to go to training drunk. We'll see if they can keep him out of sanctions and finally fields despite their importance.
But today I want to dedicate this post to good news, this is an example of overcoming that we should admire and always remember. On Thursday, Arthur Ray Jr . returned to training with Spartans of Michigan State , after being away from the field the last four years, due to a cancer that was diagnosed in 2007.
Ray Jr. signed with the Spartans that year, but before that not even could train with the team, he found a cancerous tumor in the left leg. 14-hour operation was a success as they managed to remove the tumor. Unfortunately an infection in the area forced him to leave the sport and had to undergo back surgery on numerous occasions, besides not being able to walk without crutches most of the TIMP.
Over the years, Ray had special permission from the NCAA to remain enrolled at the University but without the limit of scholarships. Something that will be well when you start the next course after this week itself has NCAA made public its decision to allow ray training with fellow 4 years later.
Ray received the news while I was in college and says she cried for joy. She said she felt very well represent all the people that are going wrong because of cancer. It was also agreed that hospital peer still could not get out of there.
The HC Michigan State, Mark Dantonio , to remember suffered a heart attack after the game against Notre Dame last season, has said the case gives hope Ray those who are in a similar situation. "had more than five operations, has walked with crutches for two years. Many people doubted not just of his return to football, but if I was going to be able to walk again," .
worth to stop and admire this kind of case is an example to all. I would like to know what you think Garcia the history of Arthur Ray Jr .
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