Jersey Proud: Blind Rowan University freshman broadcasts school basketball games
He relies on the student next to him to tell him what's going on and he tells the audience why it's happening in his commentary.
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15h agoAllen Wylie is a blind freshman broadcasting Rowan University basketball games.
He relies on the student next to him to tell him what's going on and he tells the audience why it's happening in his commentary.
Wylie knows basketball very well, does a ton of research and listens to the crowd reaction.
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