DOTD: Leah Still Is Adorable, Scores Touchdown At Temple’s Spring Game
Leah Still, media darling and four-year-old daughter of former Penn State All-American defensive tackle Devon Still, was a special guest at Temple University’s spring football game Saturday afternoon. Not only did she do the coin toss before the game’s start, she even scored a touchdown on the first play of the game.
As one could imagine, it was fantastic and adorable, and absolutely worth watching.
Leah was diagnosed with bone marrow cancer in June 2014, and has since become a fairly public figure, receiving support from multiple NFL teams, and Devon and Leah are writing a children’s book about fighting cancer. After a successful surgery, doctors have determined that her cancer is officially in remission, as of this past March.
Leah’s participation in the Temple game is only one more exciting event to add to all the other ones. Leah has also gotten to participate in fashion week, and received a special treat during her trip to Disney World.
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