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Missouri Football Teams Collaborate On Player With Downs Syndrome's Touchdown Run PDF Print E-Mail
Written by Ryan Young - The Kansas City Star   
Friday, 18 September 2009

Article Source: The Kansas City Star - McClatchy News

ST. JOSEPH — Matt Ziesel doesn't stray far from coach Dan McCamy on the sidelines during St. Joseph Benton High School's freshman football games. He likes to stay within earshot. "I'm ready, Coach. … Coach, I'm ready," Ziesel says.McCamy says he hears it about 10 times a game, and also at practices, from Ziesel, his 5-foot-3, 110-pound running back.

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