Like a lot of Razorback fans, I thought the Razorbacks had an NCAA Tournament spot all but locked up after blowing out the Ole Miss Rebels on senior night.
When the news broke just days after a heartbreaking home loss to Missouri that Michael Qualls and newcomer Alandise Harris had been suspended indefinitely by head coach Mike Anderson, many longtime followers of the program thought, ”Oh, no. Not this again.”
If you entered Fayetteville from the north via 71B five or six years ago, you would have passed a “Welcome to Fayetteville” sign before passing the Northwest Arkansas Mall.
UA journalism professor Hoyt Purvis has taught at the University of Arkansas for 32 years, and has an extensive background in the media, sports, politics and international relations. His latest book, though, strikes a little closer to home
Like a lot of Razorback fans, I thought the Razorbacks had an NCAA Tournament spot all but locked up after blowing out the Ole Miss Rebels on senior night.
When the news broke just days after a heartbreaking home loss to Missouri that Michael Qualls and newcomer Alandise Harris had been suspended indefinitely by head coach Mike Anderson, many longtime followers of the program thought, ”Oh, no. Not this again.”
If you entered Fayetteville from the north via 71B five or six years ago, you would have passed a “Welcome to Fayetteville” sign before passing the Northwest Arkansas Mall.
UA journalism professor Hoyt Purvis has taught at the University of Arkansas for 32 years, and has an extensive background in the media, sports, politics and international relations. His latest book, though, strikes a little closer to home
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