By Brian Mullinax
The Western Michigan University Broncos welcomed the San Jose Spartans in their Sept. 24 match-up at
Waldo Stadium. It was a windy day in Kalamazoo, which led to a slow–paced defensive battle as
the Broncos edged out the Spartans 20–3. Home field advantage has been nice to the Broncos this
season, as they now sit 2–0 at home with a 3–1 record this season. The Broncos now get ready for
a tough match up against the Buffalo Bulls with hopes to stay at top of the MAC division.
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- The San Jose Spartans and the Western Michigan Broncos head toward the sidelines for a T.V. timeout before a crucial 4th down conversion.
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- The Western Michigan Bronco cheerleaders form a pyramid as they cheer for the second time this season in Waldo stadium.
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- The Western Michigan student section celebrates after a touchdown scored by wide receiver Corey Crooms to bring the Broncos lead to 20-3 right before halftime.
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- Attendance was high for the Western Michigan Broncos, with the home stands filled.
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- Former WMU student Lauren Moore sits in the north end zone of Waldo Stadium preparing for her first game since COVID-19 began. “It feels good to be able to see a game again in person,” Moore says. “It’s the first time I’ve been back on campus before Covid ruined my graduation.”
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- Western Michigan Broncos punter Nick Mihalic looks to gain field position as the Broncos had their back against their own end zone late into the 3rd quarter against San Jose State.
