WSU Basketball Fans

Winona State University basketball fans, from left, Nate Glynn, William Cienian, Tony Inveen, Chris Kopydlowski and Ryan Gooding, wait in line to get tickets to the North Central Region championship game Tuesday outside McCown Gymnasium. The Warrior fans were first in line and had been there since 7 a.m. (photo by Katie Derus/Winona Daily News
Ryan Gooding plays catch with a football to entertain himself in the last hour of his nine-hour wait in line for tickets to WSU's North Central Region championship game on Tuesday. (photo by Katie Derus/Winona Daily News)

Nate Glynn, left, and Tony Inveen high five to either the idea of being first in line or a Warriors victory, they couldn't agree, while they waited for the doors to open to the championship game. (photo by Katie Derus/Winona Daily News)

Hair today... gone tomorrow :)

Chris Wisted, 10, left, shaves his father Eric's head, which has not been cut in three years, after starting on his beard, Monday at Winona Senior High School. Several weeks ago the coaches of the Winona Area Youth Wrestling Club challenged their team that if 16 players made it to regionals the coaches would shave their heads. The challenge paid off when 20 young wrestlers made it, including Wisted, who admired his barber skills saying, "Dad you look like a different man." In total, eight coaches and fathers had their heads and shaved by the team. (photo by Katie Derus/Winona Daily News)