I like your version much better, before the text. You totally can't see the awesome Jordans you drew with that dumb fadeout they did. Thanks for sharing! Posted by Kyna on July 2 at 8:35 PM

Coach Tracy,I was sent several links perniating to your story by a coaching friend of mine. I am not real familiar with what has transpired but I have read more than enough to tell that you are indeed a very special man. Often times when people fall ill or experience a crisis in their lives, people are drawn to the story and feel compelled to somehow get involved. I can see that your influence on your athletes, student and family began long before anyone became aware of your illness. Your illness has not made you a special man worthy of recognition, no, that honor you have earned by the example you set and the people's lives you have changed.I wish you nothing but the best and I hope you are able to continue to influence the lives of those around you for many, many years to come. As a fellow teacher and coach I am fully aware of the difference you have made in so many young lives.God's speed and may the loving support you have witnessed continue to give you and your family the support you will need. Posted by Patryk on August 6 at 7:44 AM