College Basketball: 5 of the Game's Greatest Traditions  By
(Featured Columnist) on September 29, 2012  3,973 reads   1 of 7
Andy Lyons/Getty Images  College football is loaded with
traditions, many of which even casual fans can recite from
memory.  There’s the Clemson team running down the hill and
touching Howard’s Rock, Tommy Trojan piercing the midfield logo
with a sword, Uga watching games from between the hedges and
Rocky Top blaring all Saturday afternoon in Knoxville and the
dotting of the "i" in Script Ohio.  While college basketball
doesn’t have the sheer amount of traditions that its gridiron
counterpart does, those that are in place are fueled by equal
levels of passion and devotion.  Here are five of the best
college basketball traditions across the country.  Taylor
University: The “Silent Night Game”  Taylor University may
appear to be no different than hundreds of other small Christian
schools across the nation, but it has one of the most unique
traditions in all of sports.  Every December Tayl