Honor by UA is ‘precious,’ ex-coach says
Richardson ready to help
Posted: November 29, 2011 at 4:09 a.m.
Former University of Arkansas basketball coach Nolan Richardson is greeted by UA employees Felicia Saine (center) and Katy Evans during a reception Monday for Richardson at the UA Multicultural Center in Fayetteville. Richardson was one of four recipients of the 2011 Silas Hunt Legacy Award which recognizes black Americans for their achievements or contributions.
The basketball coach who once sued the University of Arkansas over racial discrimination was honored by that institution Monday as a recipient of the Silas Hunt Legacy Award, which recognizes black Americans for their achievements and contributions.
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is this for real? why don't you just bring him back as coach and he can sue us again......while you are at it why don't you bring back nutt.
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