Paralyzed Football Coach Inspires Players
September 28, 2010 / Football
The Boston Herald features an inspiring story about the freshman football coach at BC High (Mass.). Matt McClune, less than a year after being involved in an automobile accident that left him paralyzed, has returned to the football field. This time, he’s a coach, and he’s inspiring those around him.
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