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Drew Bixby October 15, 2009 4:00AM

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How many reasons do you need to attend the Monday Night Football Locker Room Bash — the inaugural event benefiting the National Sports Center for the Disabled (NSCD) that invites super fans to watch tonight’s Broncos away game from inside the visiting team locker room? Let’s see: You’re inside the friggin’ locker room (or on the field or in the seats, if you’d rather); Broncos cheerleaders will be there signing autographs; you can tour Invesco Field; and there’s food, a cash bar and Avery beer. Need another? How about some sound financial logic? “Broncos tickets are so expensive,” reasons Ashley Hinkle, NSCD’s special events coordinator, “and if you’re going to go to a bar to watch the game, you’re probably going to spend thirty to fifty dollars on food and drinks and all that. So we thought if we could do that in the locker room, it would be a win-win for all.”

A mere $30 provides food and two beer tickets (more brews for a suggested donation); $50 nets food and unlimited beer, and the extra twenty helps purchase a sit-ski for an NSCD athlete. The fun starts at 6 p.m., and free parking is available. Get more information and purchase tickets at www.nscd.org/football or by calling 303-293-5711.
Mon., Oct. 19, 6 p.m., 2009

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Drew Bixby

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