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Saw the story on Sportscenter this morning and it will probably be aired on gameday, too. UW recently had their "pass right" moment like ND did in 2005.
There is a young, six year-old boy in Wisc diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, Bilema brought the kid and his family in for a day, kid struck a friendship with Tolzien, Tolzien visited him a lot in the hospital and the two got very close.
Recently, the hospital released the kid after months of chemo and he is cancer free. New team motto is "Fear Nothing" after develping a bond with this six year-old kid.
Highlights include the kid and his family watching Wisc beat ohio state last week watching the game from Bielema's office at the stadium, when asked what was really hard about chemo, the boy said a lot of times it was hard to poop, and the kid tells Tolzien when he messes up on the field.
great story. heart touching. bit of a tear jerker when you see boy in chemo. but i think espn needs more of these stories aired because they happen all the time. unfortunately, bad news dominates media and stories like these don't get enough attention.
Big ups to Wisconsin on this one. Genuine story.
There is a young, six year-old boy in Wisc diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, Bilema brought the kid and his family in for a day, kid struck a friendship with Tolzien, Tolzien visited him a lot in the hospital and the two got very close.
Recently, the hospital released the kid after months of chemo and he is cancer free. New team motto is "Fear Nothing" after develping a bond with this six year-old kid.
Highlights include the kid and his family watching Wisc beat ohio state last week watching the game from Bielema's office at the stadium, when asked what was really hard about chemo, the boy said a lot of times it was hard to poop, and the kid tells Tolzien when he messes up on the field.
great story. heart touching. bit of a tear jerker when you see boy in chemo. but i think espn needs more of these stories aired because they happen all the time. unfortunately, bad news dominates media and stories like these don't get enough attention.
Big ups to Wisconsin on this one. Genuine story.
