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  • FREE BOOK SEE CHANNEL , PEACE AND LOVE ALWAYS

  • If you haven't read the book "How Luck Can You Be" , I would highly recommend it. You'll laugh, you'll cry, and be overall inspired. Great job by Buster Olney.

  • need a hero ? Look no Further!!

  • We hope tou are still feeling better.

  • Coach Meyer isn't a basketball coach. He is an educator - teaching his players and others about character, courage, and compassion. He starts with boys and builds men who have the tools to make everything and everyone around them better. He just happens to use basketball to do it.

  • He is a basketball coach.

  • Scott from texas you are an idiot. Obviously you never played sports and if you did you never understood the meaning. Sports teach you how to deal with real life situations. Sport teaches kids how to handle adversity, how to rise up to the challenge, and much more. From what I see Don Meyer has done that and much more. Don Meyer and many other coaches have changed more kids lives than any of these engineers you are talking about.

  • Wouldn't getting a job teach them that, too?

  • pretty sure a job doesnt teach you about competition. pretty sure a job doesnt teach you hand eye coordination. pretty sure you can have a job AND play sports. don't be mad at sports players because your too fat to get off the couch.

  • I agree with Scott. Colleges go MAD focusing on sports. Its a stupid sports culture. Sure this man's story of survival is inspiring and amazing but really - effort needs to be spent elsewhere. If you want eveyrone to play sports just have the kids join a PE class. Anything beyond that is a waste.

  • I think this is the most inspirational video i have ever seen

  • i built him out of solid brick

  • watta beast he is so devoted and never stops!!hopes and prayers!!

  • Don Meyer is a first class person and coach. I'll never forgive Steve Flatt for the way he handled that whole situation at Lipscomb.

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