At the game, crimson color left Tulsa fans feeling blue
TULSA — Charlie Adams came to the University of Tulsa 's biggest home game in years with his game face on.
Blue paint covered half of the 11-year-old's face, gold paint the other half. Blue hairspray camouflaged his normally red hair.
It even inspired his father, Greg Adams , to paint a blue and gold TU on his forehead.
But as father and son watched fans file into H.A. Chapman Stadium on Friday night...
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