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Street's Corner: Near Death Experience Motivates Man to Start Business
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In 1990, an 8 second ride nearly cost Morris Futch his life. The professional bull rider was kicked in the head by a bull during a rodeo event, sending him into a coma for a week and a half. Eventually, he recovered after years of difficult rehab, and vowed to create a business that would ultimately save hundreds of other bull riders from sharing his fate, as JT Street discovers on ''Street's Corner.''
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By: Street's Corner
In 1990, an 8 second ride nearly cost Morris Futch his life. The professional bull rider was kicked in the head by a bull during a rodeo event, sending him into a coma for a week and a half. Eventually, he recovered after years of difficult rehab, and vowed to create a business that would ultimately save hundreds of other bull riders from sharing his fate, as JT Street discovers on ''Street's Corner.''
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