The Ohio State Buckeyes are helping out one of their players Terelle Pryor, whose father has a disease called Charcot-Marie-Tooth. This is a disease that causes people to not be able to walk properly and can cause them to have trouble using their hands. It causes numbness and loss of control in the extremities and can be quite difficult to live with. Since his father has that disease, the team decided to have a benefit for the disease. They said that the organization is a great partner with them and it’s going to be a lot of fun for them to help out such a worthy cause. The money they raise will go towards research into the disease and try to find a way to eliminate it.