Seattle • Former Washington coach Lorenzo Romar says it will be "weird" walking into the Huskies' home gym as the opponent for the first time.
He'll go to the visitors' locker room and not the coaches' offices. He'll sit on the bench at the opposite end of the floor he patrolled for 15 seasons as the head coach at his alma mater. The student section directly behind him — once affectionately called "Romarville" — will be chanting and berating the opposing team he helps coach.
Perhaps most difficult for Romar, now an assistant for No.