Editor, GoDucks.com
SAN ANTONIO — Playing on your home turf allows for some conveniences.
For instance, on Tuesday afternoon, when much of the UO football team was looking for ways to kill time between practice and meetings for Saturday’s Alamo Bowl against TCU (3:45 p.m. PT, ESPN), sophomore cornerback and San Antonio native Arrion Springs had no trouble. He brought two of his roommates from Eugene, Royce Freeman and Charles Nelson, to get touched up by Springs’ father, Donald, at his westside San Antonio barber shop.
Springs hopes the comforts of home also include a victory Saturday, which will require slowing quarterback Trevone Boykin and the nation’s No.