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Houston athletic director Eddie Nuñez tells @PaperCityMag he's determined to make the sold-out UH vs. Oklahoma State football scene the new normal for the school. "The energy is what it should be every weekend," Nuñez says. "We've got two more (home games). This is my ask of our fans. We can do this every week. And so this campus, the energy, the vibe. "This is what it's all about. . . We have such a network, this university. From a business side, from a personal side. We have to find ways to tie it all in. And football has that magic pill that basically says we can bring everybody together."

One of the best postgame moments of Houston's win over Oklahoma State was UH wide receiver Koby Young running up the stairs into the stands to celebrate with the student section. Young even borrowed a few students' phones and filmed videos of him and the college kids having fun, leaving some unforgettable memories on those devices. "He's a special dude," UH quarterback Conner Weigman says of Young. "Special personality. Special talent. I can't say enough good things about Koby. He was a captain for us this week. What an honor it was for him when he got named the captain. "I don't think he stopped smiling for 30 minutes." It turned out to be a special night for Young in many ways. And he made sure the UH students felt like a big part of it.