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Before Texas Tech had their big screen they had a guy stand on the roof and whenever
Tech was on Offense he would hold up a flag that said offense and vise versa. They did this for 3 years but because of high winds it was canceled as a new tradition at Tech because he would almost fall off. There were2 roof raiders, which were Mitch Bradshaw and Chris Barnes who did it for 2 years following Mitch.
I actually think Mitch was roof raider for two years and Chris or 1. I'm pretty impressed that you know as much as you do though!!
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