LIKE IT IS: New book interesting look at Richardson
By
Wally Hall
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
When Rus Bradburd first called and left a message he was doing a book on Nolan Richardson’s life titled Forty Minutes of Hell, the gut feeling was to not return the call.
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RichHog says...
That's pretty cool Wally. Have not read the book yet, but will. Nolan experienced a lot of life, some good some bad. He is what he is. I will always be in his corner. As a father of 2 girls, I get it. As a razorback fan, I appreciate it. Nice write up.
March 10, 2010 at 8:01 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
woopigkmc06202313 says...
I was a student that first year and saw what went on. Him losing his daughter, playing with no talent, and the racism happening. I feel he is the best thing EVER to happen to Razorback basketball despite the way it ended. I wush we could get his protege' here and have Nolan be his assisatant. Also the court should be namd after him - PERIOD! Nolan did more for our school than anyone other the Frank, but the minute Houston Dale showed up everything changed. I don't blame Nolan for being upset and mad, but he could have handled it bettr. You want to blame someone blame Frank andhis lies to Nolad about br=ecoming AD the HDN showed up. There ny fellow bloggers inlies the problem,
March 10, 2010 at 11:55 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
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