There are few, if any, people who have watched more Oklahoma State victories in Allie P. Reynolds Stadium than Josh Holliday.
Having attended games as a child in the stands, a batboy, a player, an assistant and, now, as the Cowboy baseball team’s coach, Holliday’s baseball memories are often intertwined with Allie P., OSU’s home ballpark since 1981. Sunday, the Cowboys’ 6-3 victory against Texas State represented the program’s 900th win in the stadium.
Holliday said he doesn’t have a favorite.
“All of ’em,” Holliday said. “Any time the Pokes win. I think whether you were watching it from the stands, picking up a bat, experiencing it as a player and now sitting here as a coach, I think what I love about all of them is the team expected to win no matter what because that’s what playing here’s all about.