INDIANAPOLIS —
Like those who occupy any reputable fraternity, the residents of what might be called Sigma Zoo have grown accustomed to trash piled high and rooms rarely cleaned.
There’s no formal curfew. Guys cram into one room to play Nintendo. Laundry was finally washed earlier this week, on the same day that housekeeping changed sheets and fluffed pillows.
“It was like a daily double,” cracked Chris Carlson, the UCLA associate athletic director who has helped things from running completely amok on the ninth floor of the Indianapolis Marriott Downtown that’s been widely dubbed “the frat house.