But if not, this is like the best thing ever:

See below

(10-31-2017 07:15 PM)olderduke Wrote:  But if not, this is like the best thing ever:

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_f...1341007774

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whole lot of nopes on accessing this

That was the best "content not found" I've ever seen.

http://wtvr.com/2017/10/28/atlee-senior-...touchdown/

THAT'S MY COUSIN! NBC Sunday Night Football tweeted the video! Parents are really proud... His mother is also a JMU alum!

Very nice gesture by both teams to allow the kid to take a snap and have a touchdown. Classy.

It really breaks down what life is about, helping others.

I saw that about a week ago and that is really awesome.
We need more stories like this with all the crap that's going on in the world.

I can guarantee that one run took more effort, courage, and determination than anything most of us will ever have to go through in our lives. Kudos to those kids, most teens find it difficult not to ridicule kids that are different, let alone let them shine in a positive light.

The players had given their away jerseys to their favorite teachers that day. My buddy who was sitting next to me in 109 Saturday - his wife was given that kids Jersey that day and was wearing it in the stands when that happened with proud tears of joy.
Great moment

Great story, caught it earlier on twitter.

On a side note, I love how you used a click-bait title, then made me go five posts down for what I needed to click. I know it wasn't that deliberate, just funny.

Next thread titles,
"This one simple trick to create a #1 football team"
"You won't believe how this play works"
"This Mike Houston speech will change your life"

I saw this earlier and it made me smile and cry all at the same time. So proud of both teams giving that young man a moment that I hope he never forgets. The most special part to me was the teammate who got in front of him just as he was about to cross the goal line and caught him as he fell.

(11-01-2017 08:16 AM)JMU08 Wrote:  Great story, caught it earlier on twitter.

On a side note, I love how you used a click-bait title, then made me go five posts down for what I needed to click. I know it wasn't that deliberate, just funny.

Next thread titles,
"This one simple trick to create a #1 football team"
"You won't believe how this play works"
"This Mike Houston speech will change your life"

"20 straight wins -- #8 will blow you away"