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Jeremy Schaap presents Beep Baseball, a modified form of baseball for the blind and visually impaired. It is so named because the ball beeps -- allowing fielders to track it through sound.

How far would you go to keep doing the thing you love? Sami Stoner loved to run, but in eighth grade a rare disease cost her most of her vision. Sami wasn't sure how to continue. What she was sure of was that she would not give up.

Rhett Gutierrez, a quarterback for Standley Lake High School in Colorado, suffers from Stargardt disease, a condition that classifies Gutierrez as legally blind.

New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning can read a defense and spot an open receiver. The two-time Super Bowl MVP also knows a worthy charity when he sees one. His favorite is Guiding Eyes for the Blind, which trains guide dogs for the visually impai

Jake Brown discusses the move from Blind to Skate Mafia.

The Olathe Northwest student body attempted to play a prank on popular biology teacher and girls' basketball head coach Joel Branstrom by convincing him he'd win Final Four tickets with a blind-folded, half-court shot. One problem: He made it.

Can blind basketball player Matt Steven make two free throws to win the game for his high school, St. Laurence?

On the Cache River, our Duck Trek crew got to stay at the Taj Mahal of blinds, equipped with a spacious shooting area and kitchen.

Charlie Wilks plays high school football in Emporia, Kansas. Charlie went blind when he was 5 years old, as a result of a brain tumor, and three operations.

Two high school wrestlers, one blind and one with no legs, discover the meaning of true friendship.

Can blind basketball player Matt Steven make two free throws to win the game for his high school, St. Laurence (Upper Darby, Pa.)?

Can Matt Steven makes two free throws to win the basketball game for his high school, St. Laurence? Matt is blind.

Big Blind - Warning: Contains Impact Shots

Blind Wrestler Michael Spriggs