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Trojan Wish: Aiden Kramer
September 05, 2017 | Trojan Outreach, USC Ripsit Blog, Features
On Saturday, five-year-old Aiden Kramer had one of the best days of his life, attending a USC football game through USC's Trojan Wish program.
Aiden, who has acute myeloid leukemia, started the day enjoying pregame festivities at USC's Cardinal & Gold tailgate. Once he and his family got to the Coliseum, they met the world-famous USC Song Girls and USC Athletic Director Lynn Swann.
Aiden, decked out in a Sam Darnold jersey, also got to stand in the tunnel as the team ran out to take the field, and had great seats to watch USC's blind long snapper, Jake Olson, prove that a cancer diagnosis at a young age doesn't have to hold you back.
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Aiden, who has acute myeloid leukemia, started the day enjoying pregame festivities at USC's Cardinal & Gold tailgate. Once he and his family got to the Coliseum, they met the world-famous USC Song Girls and USC Athletic Director Lynn Swann.
Aiden, decked out in a Sam Darnold jersey, also got to stand in the tunnel as the team ran out to take the field, and had great seats to watch USC's blind long snapper, Jake Olson, prove that a cancer diagnosis at a young age doesn't have to hold you back.
Follow Trojan Outreach on Twitter and Instagram to stay in the loop on the latest events!
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