At Woodhaven High School in Michigan, football coach Aaron Segedi is carrying on a tradition for kids with all abilities. Years after his community rallied around him after he was treated for cancer, he’s now giving back to the community by holding “Victory Day,” an event centered around football to help kids with all abilities have their own taste of victory. Since then, it’s become a phenomenon at other high schools and colleges across the country. NBC News’ Hallie Jackson has the story.
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