Tulane snapper Aaron Golub becomes first legally blind player to play in FBS game

Posted Oct 4, 2015
Tulane's Aaron Golub made history on Saturday afternoon when he became the first legally blind player to play in an FBS game. Golub took the field for the Green Wave in the fourth quarter and successfully completed the long snap with 8:20 left to play. Andrew DiRocco's PAT attempt was good and Tulane went up 45-17. (NOLA.com)

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