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disability. It was a new experience, handing out autographs and being a role model for young people! Presenting the awards to those kids, watching them grasp those medals, that was a great moment for me.”

The greatest will come in Atlanta, where Christopher Reeve is master of ceremonies and Aretha Franklin sings, “What’s Your Excuse?” The U.S. has never won a Paralympic medal in disabled soccer. “But this year, we have team members who played soccer before their head injuries,” Mr. McCullough said. “One guy was on the Junior Olympic National Team and the leading goal scorer in the country as a high school player before a bicycling accident put him in a coma for 1 1/2 months.

“Paralympic soccer has its own dream team,” Mr. McCullough said.

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