HOUSTON (UCFKnights.com) - During the UCF football team's road contest against the Houston Cougars, a young Knights' fan had an experience she will always remember. Julianna Linton, who was born with amniotic band syndrome on her left arm, joined the UCF cheerleading squad on the sidelines of the game to cheer on the Knights as well as meet her favorite player, UCF linebacker Shaquem Griffin.
Back in March, Julianna received a prosthetic arm from Limbitless Solutions. Her arm was presented to her by the UCF cheerleading squad and since that day she has stayed in touch with the team. The cheer squad says Julianna has become a huge inspiration to them and they wanted to return the favor by letting her be a college cheerleader for a day.
Check out more on Julianna's memorable experience in the video above.
