"Not one, not two, not three..."
Cancer's got nothing on Casey O'Brien. The Minnesota walk-on holder took on the disease and won for the fifth time in his life, finishing his last day of chemotherapy on Friday.
LAST DAY OF CHEMO! 5x Survivor.....God has taken care of me again! Surrounded by all my HERO doctors and nurses. Thankful to be treated at the best hospital in the country @UMNChildrens. Cant wait to go play football. #5x #RTB @GopherFootball pic.twitter.com/uZpvLb2mNr
— Casey O'Brien (@caseyob14) May 8, 2020
O'Brien has battled osteosarcoma since he was 13 years old, undergoing a full left knee replacement, several lung surgeries, and most recently had a spot on one of his lungs removed during the final week of the regular season last November.
It's been a constant battle, but he's fought through it and even made his collegiate debut last season at Rutgers.
If you're not familiar with O'Brien's story, College GameDay did an excellent feature on him last year.
