To a standing ovation, Fresno State players will circle the court, exchanging high-fives with fans, before warming up. If you don't get chicken-skin from this, you're dead . . That was much better than a promotion of a few years ago, when UH gave free basketballs to the first 1,000 fans leaving the Stan Sheriff Center. He is the public address announcer in El Paso. Tulsa's Reynolds Center is good place to hold a wedding reception and, unlike the Hurricane's previous home, there are no rodeos allowed.
Fans sit on pull-out bleachers and a blue curtain hangs behind one basket.
Beat writers insist his tie has never made it through an entire game. Once, UH's Riley Wallace regularly threw coats and tantrums. Now, he often stands with his arms folded. Unimpressed, the referees assessed him a technical. But one thing is certain, it wasn't the Tulsa cheerleaders.