Bronco’s training camp.

 Today was my first experience going out to Bronco’s training camp. My dad and I got to the Bronco’s training camp at about eight thirty this morning. In case you don’t know the Bronco’s training camp is not in the same place where they play the games. This Bronco’s training camp was about ten or fifteen minutes away from my house. I had my thoughts about what training camp would be like. I thought that I would get to meet some radio people that I have been listening to for years. For example, I might get to meet Scott Hastings, Dave Logan, Susie Wargin, Sandy Clough, Charles Johnson, and Brandon Stokley. This is what I thought a great Bronco’s experience would be like for me. I am blind, and these radio announcers are how I listen to the game or think about sports.  I thought that I would get some autographs as well. It took a while for the practice to start. Once the practice did start, the stands were loud and buzzing with excitement. My dad described what was happening to me. I learned that football players and baseball players have numbers. My dad explained to me what some of the player’s numbers were. Everyone seemed like they were having a great time rooting for the Bronco’s. I could hear the excitement when one of the receivers caught a ball from one of the quarter backs. I also wanted to see if the store that they had at the facility had any Bronco’s shirts or mugs because I am a collector of these things. I did get a large Bronco's mug from the store. One of the women at the gate told us that the Bronco’s had autographs. I was excited about this because I thought I was going to get to go down on the field and meet some of the people that I have considered my sports ears over these ten or twelve years. When we were walking down the ramp, I realized that we were not going down on the field. The players were going to come up to the rail to give autographs. I was a little bit disappointed about this, but I got an autograph from Cody Latimer. I still would have loved to meet some of the radio people that I have considered my sports ears, but I enjoyed going to my first Bronco’s training Camp. Maybe I would go again if I could meet some of the radio people. Thanks for tuning in. Jeremy Levy