The End Zone: That we're all trying to reach.
Greg Ward, Jr., runs us into scoring position.
We score and the celebratory flags come out.
The cheerleaders are also trained athletes.
Another set of celebratory flags.
UNLV's Whitely runs back the UH kickoff.
The new flashing banner exhorts the UH defense.
UNLV's Decker hands the ball off to a running back.
An overhead view of the TDECU Stadium sign on the turf.
UNLV wide receiver Williams works for another yard.
UH's Oliphant brings down UNLV quarterback Decker.
Oh oh! This is not good. UNLV's Peni Vea appears seriously hurt.
Prayers for Vea on both sides. (Later, he was found to have full mobility.)
Later on: UNLV has to punt again. Ward gets the ball.
UH's Greenberry receives the ball. Brought down by UNLV's Richmond.
UH talks things over ...
While the Water-bearer makes sure no one is dehydrated.
UNLV plots strategy.
UH's Wilson is unable to intercept UNLV's Mataele.
The pocket holds for UNLV's Decker.
UH's Ayers receives a UNLV punt.
Farrow is brought down after another run.
UNLV's Whitely brings down a difficult reception.
Spencer receives -- and scores a UH Touchdown!
More celebratory cheerleader spins.
It's halftime. Here comes the band.
Taking a photo of the marching band.
Cheerleader dancing, twirling.
A whole family of erstwhile UH football players.
Cheerleaders two tiers deep.
UH's Jackson brought down after a run.
Dropping the "tier-one" cheerleaders.
This time, UNLV is about to score.
The field reporter with the edgy voice.
Women's volleyball team.
Two very young UH fans greet the cheerleaders.
More photographers.
Shasta visits the stands.
A word before we begin ...
Jackson running the ball again. (Our running game was spectacular for the first time.)
This time, Farrow finds a hole and gains yards.
Farrow runs the ball in for another UH touchdown.
... and the cheerleaders run their flags again.
.. and do their backflips.
Shasta has to do his own pushups. But Sasha gets help from cheerleaders.
O'Korn passing. Only 135 yards this game. We won with our run game.
Oh dear. More UNLV players hurt. This is not good.
UNLV in it to the end.
