Western Oregon softball player, a senior, hits the first and only home run of her college career, tears her ACL rounding 1st, can't walk. Umpire (erroneously, it turns out) informs Sara Tucholsky's coach that neither WO coaches nor players can assist Sara.
So the opposing team's captain--who has multiple college home runs--decides to step in:
Here that, Kobe? Wilt? Walton? Marv? This is what Plato had in mind.
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
What sports can teach: guts and compassion
Posted by CJS at 9:06 PM
Labels: vernacular culture
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