In the lane:
The stars come out at Walton
Former Coach Nolan Richardson praised Mike Anderson for what he is doing at Arkansas, especially the 17-0 home record.
By
Bob Holt
,
Tom Murphy
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Several thousand fans stayed in Walton Arena after Arkansas’ 76-65 victory over South Carolina on Saturday to watch the premiere of 40 Minutes of Hell, an ESPN documentary on the Razorbacks’ basketball program under Nolan Richardson.
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Sports, Pages 30 on 02/12/2012
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dwp007 says...
Tremendous film. I didn't always agree with Nolan, but admired his strength and courage, given his background and the difficult era of the times in El Paso and elsewhere.
Sometimes, it is good to talk about things and make people uncomfortable to eliminate the the things being talked about.
February 12, 2012 at 10 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
ua87 says...
He was the highest paid Arkansas state employee at the time of his firing. Four million with incentives, a horse ranch, yah, he had it tough.
Nolan, if you had kept your mouth shut, you could have done so much more. Even Hall of Fame Running Back Jim Brown thought you behaved foolishly. Don't stick that poor black, pity me, crap in our face anymore. It really reflects badly back on you.
February 13, 2012 at 1:49 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
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