For many young college students football is a popular feature at many schools. In fact, going to the games can be a big part of student life. The college players themselves have to work very hard, both in academics and for the game. But to them it’s all worth it because football is something they love to do, and sometimes they even hope for it to be a part of their future.
That’s how one player from Georgetown University had felt about the game. Ty Williams had been a promising athlete, and his coaches all saw a bright future ahead for him in the sport. But that all changed when one game did not end in Ty’s favor. During a game in 2015, a routine tackle went wrong, and the injury that resulted effectively ended his football career and drastically affected his daily life. But Ty wasn’t going to give up on having a normal life. He soon showed everyone around him that he had an unbreakable spirit, and it didn’t take long before everyone around him was swept up by that positivity. When the day of Ty’s graduation finally arrived, no one could believe their eyes when they saw what Ty could do. It was a truly inspiring moment that is sure to bring a smile to your face.
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Ty Williams was a student at Georgetown University, and was one of their football team’s star linebackers. He grew up nearby in Montgomery County, Maryland where he had spent his high school years playing football at Quince Orchard High School. He seemed like a promising student and athlete, with a bright future ahead of him in his football career. Coaches couldn’t say enough praising his skill and how far he could go. But at age 21 as he started a new school year, a new season of football began that would end up changing the course of his life.
