Tim Alexander, a former UAB prospect who was paralyzed, walks ball to midfield | SportsCenter | ESPN
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- Tim Alexander, who was paralyzed in a car accident in 2006, stands from his wheelchair and takes game ball to midfield.
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Awesome ceremony. This game means so much to those who played it. I wasn't the build or talent to go to college level, but still love the game none the less. Fight on.
I met him, he went to my high school, great guy.
Who would dislike this smh
God is good!
Master Goku Lol no he's not. What about the people who don't survive accidents? If god is so great, why not heal the man so he can walk? The man nearly died, yet it's a miracle in your eyes smh
Master Goku he's not real
The Dashing Lord Heartshard You do realize that the reason UAB is back is because Tim Alexander raised money for The UAB football team.
The Dashing Lord Heartshard I just figured out God's plan. Take the recent flooding in Houston as an example.
God fucks things up on purpose so we can have endless feel-good stories that can be attributed to his glory. 100 people could die, but if one person is found alive against all odds, god takes credit but doesn't take ridicule for needlessly murdering the others. I guess it was just their "time" lol and he works in "mysterious ways" and whatever other vague bullshit you wanna come up with
Nice, Shout out to UAB!
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