Truly remarkable. Jake Olson is blind and competing in this week's U.S. Adaptive Open.
Jake Olson was the first blind athlete to play in a NCAA football game in 2017.
Abilene boys 🏀(4A, 17-3, 10-0 NCKL) undefeated NCKL league champions. Only losses this year to 5A/6A competition. Led by 4th yr Head Coach Erik Graefe, will try to qualify for state next week for the third time in his four years. #sportsinkansas
@MediocreJoker85 (Disclaimer, i am blind)
Walking up and asking if they wanted to go on a blind date!
Or the classic, "I may be blind, but I could see us together"
K-State ran for 258 yards last night.
253 of those yards came from Kansas kids.
Maize, Junction City, and Marysville.
Recruiting Kansas kids matters🗣️🗣️
The most powerful part of this long tweet:
“But Nagy’s offense has done what I thought could never be done. It has turned the best player in football into an anxious, jittery, and hesitant player unsure of what’s going to happen every single time he takes the snap.”
#Chiefs RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire told Mahomes last week he barely drops passes so give him the ball.
"You throw the ball up, I promise I'm gonna come down with it no matter the situation," he told Mahomes at practice this week.