Ndamukong Suh donating gear to high school after break-in before homecoming game

[Nexus]

Detroit Lions star defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh is donating equipment to a high school football team whose pads, helmets and other items were stolen.

 

The Ndamukong Suh Family Foundation says that players for Frederick Douglass College Preparatory Academy for Young Men in Detroit will receive new cleats and gloves in time for Friday afternoon's homecoming game.

 

Ndamukong Suh is expected to attend the game.

 

Coaches discovered the team's equipment missing Monday from the school's field house. The team is 4-1 on the season.

 

It's the second major theft at the field house. Three years ago, electrical wiring, copper plumbing and toilets were stolen during a break-in.

 

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[RedDenver]

That really sucks, who steals used athletic equipment? Maybe Suh could donate some money for securing the fieldhouse.

[HuskerCarter]

ESPN, Sports Illustrated, and others don't care about the good that Suh does, they only care when he lays a controversial hit on someone so they can call him a dirty player.

 

It sad. But its good to see that some people care about the good things he does.

[T_O_Bull]

ESPN, Sports Illustrated, and others don't care about the good that Suh does, they only care when he lays a controversial hit on someone so they can call him a dirty player.

 

It sad. But its good to see that some people care about the good things he does.

 

Not true. Most ESPN commentators said SUH's big hits on QB's were within the rules. Its the NFL that can't get it right.

T_O_B

G>B>R

[dustinl15]

I think it's really awesome what Suh does to help out. I know he makes a lot of money but its the little things that show he is truly someone young players can look up to.

[okaive]

Very awesome indeed. Glad that he stepped up and helped the young kids, especially right before a huge time for them.

[OmahaPlaya]

Gotta love Suh. Big hitter with a big heart.

[deedsker]

Class act

[ZRod]

ESPN, Sports Illustrated, and others don't care about the good that Suh does, they only care when he lays a controversial hit on someone so they can call him a dirty player.

 

It sad. But its good to see that some people care about the good things he does.

 

Not true. Most ESPN commentators said SUH's big hits on QB's were within the rules. Its the NFL that can't get it right.

T_O_B

G>B>R

Agreed. Not really sure who started the dirty player stuff but most of the former players on the shows have said he plays the game the way it's meant to be played, but the NFL hasn't seen someone like him in awhile and it's kind of a shock to their system.

 

But they have also said he needs to be careful because he could face some action from the league in the future

[Street Novelist]

Who the hell steals toilets?

[Foppa]

Who the hell steals toilets?

 

People in Detroit, obviously.

[I See Red People]

Who the hell steals toilets?

 

A really crappy thief. Ok, maybe not appropriate.

[jamrinelli]

This guy is amazing!!! I love how unselfish he is and he continues to make fans of people who are not fans of either Nebraska or Detoit!!!

[suh_fan93]

 

 

 

 

[Moiraine]

37 minutes ago, suh_fan93 said:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

More from the Rapida link. That had to have been written in Spanish then translated badly.

 

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The Los Angeles Rams had been in a position to punch their ticket to the NFC Championship recreation with a 30-22 win over the Dallas Cowboys they usually wanted a key defensive cease to swing the tide within the fourth quarter.

Dallas had an opportunity to proceed a drive that would’ve tied the sport at 23, however Ndamukong Suh got here up massive for the Rams on a fourth-and-1 run cease towards Ezekiel Elliott.