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Teen with cerebral palsy crowned homecoming king
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Hakam Daley, a senior at St. Lucie West
Centennial High School in Port St.Lucie, Florida
was nominated homecoming king this past weekend
by many of his friends. Hakam Daley has not had
it easy. He has cerebral palsy and has been in
and out of foster homes most of his life. When I
heard the message, I was so happy, said Daley.
Kayla Donohue, a cheerleader and friend of
Daleys, secretly got the other seniors to
nominate him for the court. Donohue said it was
important to give Daley this special experience
that hed remember the rest of his life. As they
called his name, Daley did something he had never
done before With the help of caregivers, he
walked in public.
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• Can a freshman win the Heisman Trophy? That's the
  question after Johnny Manziel's age-defying
  performance in No. 15 Texas AM's Week 11 upset
  of No. 1 Alabama in Tuscaloosa. The boy wonder
  helped kick the top-ranked Crimson Tide from the
  ranks of the unbeaten and likely spoiled
  Alabama's BCS title hopes along the way. More
  importantly in terms of his Heisman prospects,
  the upset gave Manziel a résumé-boosting
  signature win voters won't soon forget. The
  redshirt freshman is on pace to surpass 3,000
  passing yards, 1,000 rushing yards and 40
  combined touchdowns. But despite the eye-popping
  stats against largely SEC competition, the fact
  remains No freshman has ever won the Heisman.