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"We noticed that his face was thinner and he was going to the bathroom more than normal,'' said Keith Suttle, a real estate developer in Boerne.

"We took him to a family doctor, but it wasn't until we went to an internist that we found out he had diabetes." Nine years later if you place Bradley Suttle next to his Texas Longhorns baseball teammates, the freshman second baseman is no different than the others.

His 6-foot-2-inch, 210-pound frame is not dissimilar to those of roommates Keith Shinaberry, Austin Wood and Jordan Danks.

There is a Suttle difference, however, since his uniform covers a catheter that is attached to his lower abdomen.

The catheter is connected to an ever-present insulin pump that helps him manage his blood glucose levels.

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