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Pelphrey says UA is on way

By Doug Crise

Posted: December 30, 2009 at 4:10 a.m.

Not even a five-game winning streak has kept Arkansas Coach John Pelphrey from addressing off court issues, but at least it’s improved his comedic timing.

Arkansas Coach John Pelphrey speaks to the Little Rock Tip-Off Club.

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John Pelphrey speaks to the Downtown Tip-Off Club

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Sports, Pages 23 on 12/30/2009

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