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Wake Forest coach donates kidney to one of his players

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http://www.thepostgame.com/features...onates-kidney-player-suffering-rare-condition

Pretty awesome story. The Wake coach offered this kid a scholarship, afterwords the kid gets diagnosed with a rare disease and needs a transplant. Meanwhile, despite dropping 30 lbs and being in dialysis for 18 hours a day, the young man gets to Wake Forest for school. The coach finds out he's a match for as a donor and undergoes surgery. Hopefully it all works out!
 
Sportsbuck28;1871212; said:
Surprised the NCAA didn't consider this a violation.

me too.

glad they didn't, but still shocked.

Wake opens the season at our place next weekend.
hope we had least acknowledge this in pregame with a moment of silence (followed by a generous applause for that coach)
 
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Nutriaitch;1871252; said:
me too.

glad they didn't, but still shocked.

Wake opens the season at our place next weekend.
hope we had least acknowledge this in pregame with a moment of silence (followed by a generous applause for that coach)
I was actually being sarcastic lol.

This is one of those great moments where sports show you what's right in the world.
 
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Sportsbuck28;1871283; said:
I was actually being sarcastic lol.

when i 1st heard about it, i cracked a similar joke.

but after thinking about it, I wouldn't be surprised if the NCAA decided this was some sort of violation.

Sportsbuck28;1871283; said:
This is one of those great moments where sports show you what's right in the world.

the coach is a better human being than i am.
the kid hasn't ever played a game for them yet, and depending on his recovery, he may never get to play one for the school.

to step up like that for a kid takes a lot more courage than i could muster.

i emailed our SID asking if we were gonna do something to honor him.
didn't give me specifics, but he did say they're thinking about it.
 
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