Mizzou football team honors daughter of assistant basketball coach

Adam Spencer | 8 years ago

Last fall, it was discovered that Rhyan Loos, the young daughter of Mizzou assistant men’s basketball coach Brad Loos, had stage four bone cancer.

On Saturday, Loos was honored for her continued fight against the awful disease:

Rhyan Loos honored at today's Mizzou game. Earns huge ovation as the crowd applauds her brave fight against cancer pic.twitter.com/Iw3kVjmRVt

— Austin Kim (@AustinKKim) September 24, 2016

It’s great to see the six-year-old Loos taking in a Mizzou football game this fall.

The Tigers are putting on a show for her at the moment, leading FCS opponent Delaware State 23-0 late in the first quarter.

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Adam Spencer

A 2012 graduate of the University of Missouri, Adam now covers all 14 SEC football teams. He is the news editor at Saturday Down South and across all Saturday Football brands. Follow on Twitter.

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