Tyler Trent, a 20-year-old student at Purdue University struggling with cancer, has received an outpouring of help across the country. The end person who sent his own support? Purdue graduate and attorney for the immaculate drew breeze.

Trent will exist on this Irge on Saturday night between Purdue and Ohio state, where the student section will chant "cancer sucks" instead of a simple chant "IU sucks" before the start. 

Trent told IndyStar a number of months back, in fact that he remains confident in the future, not paying attention to his recent difficulties.

"The vulnerability has the potential to be excellent,” said Trent IndyStar just a week later checking his cancer returned for the 3rd time. "In case my vulnerability has the ability to help or inspire someone else, I'm fine.”

Earlier this week, it was unclear whether Trent could exist on this Purdue Irge opposite the No. 2 team in the country, but he said in a text message to the Journal&Courier "Full go" when he was asked whether it would exist. 

WE MADE IT! #boilerup #OnlyTheStrong pic.twitter.com/xaiZm6pmQ3

— Tyler Trent (@theTylerTrent) 20 октября 2018 г.

Trent and his family will be watching from the Purdue cancer research Institute.

” We want to make it unforgettable, " said Tim Bobillo, development Director of the center. "It will be a painful day for him, of course. We're pretty proud of him. He was a great advocate for the center. We are blessed to know him.”