I am a member of Warchant and read this tonight. I think it may be of some values in terms of Jimbo having a bit of Mercy on Pitt late in the 4th Q is FSU has the lead. Pitt coach approached Jimbo with the idea of the two teams wearing a helmet patch for their Labor Day night game in an attempt at creating awareness of Jimbo's son's blood disease. This kind act could help the Pitt backers at the end of the game.
Florida State and Pittsburgh with both wear turquoise helmet patches in their Sept. 2 game to raise awareness for the Kidz1stFund and Fanconi Anemia.
FSU head coach Jimbo Fisher and his wife Candi spoke about the upcoming patch during FSU's Be The Match donor registration event for FSU student-athletes and spirit groups Friday morning.
The Fishers' son, Ethan, has been diagnosed with Fanconi Anemia, a rare blood disease. The Fishers started the Kidz1stFund to help increase research and awareness about the disease.
Pittsburgh coach Paul Chryst approached Fisher with the idea of a helmet patch during the ACC Kickoff in Greensboro. Fisher said the gesture took him by surprise, but the two schools quickly agreed on the idea. The exposure in a nationally televised, Monday night college football game puts the charity on a much larger stage. "You just don't know what that platform will create," Fisher said. "That's how things are beaten in this world."
Florida State and Pittsburgh with both wear turquoise helmet patches in their Sept. 2 game to raise awareness for the Kidz1stFund and Fanconi Anemia.
FSU head coach Jimbo Fisher and his wife Candi spoke about the upcoming patch during FSU's Be The Match donor registration event for FSU student-athletes and spirit groups Friday morning.
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FSU and Pitt will both wear this helmet patch in their Sept. 2 season opener to raise awareness for the Kidz1stFund and Fanconi Anemia. |
Pittsburgh coach Paul Chryst approached Fisher with the idea of a helmet patch during the ACC Kickoff in Greensboro. Fisher said the gesture took him by surprise, but the two schools quickly agreed on the idea. The exposure in a nationally televised, Monday night college football game puts the charity on a much larger stage. "You just don't know what that platform will create," Fisher said. "That's how things are beaten in this world."