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Interesting Q and A here from CFN.com
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How would you evaluate Arkansas Coach Houston Nutt on his performance in Fayetteville so far? Nutt inherited a mediocre program from Danny Ford with little expectations. He had a great first year (8-0 start, Citrus Bowl appearance, SEC Coach of the Year) but has yet to duplicate that type of success since. Is Nutt's 1-4 bowl record (including losses to UNLV & Minnesota) and drumming by UGA in the conference championship an indication that his teams can't win big games? During Nutt's five seasons at Arkansas, AD Frank Broyles has expanded and remodeled the stadium, build an indoor practice facility, increased the coach's salaries, and made plans to build a new weight room. Can Nutt afford to have any more embarrassing losses in big games? Do you think he getting the most out of the talent in Fayetteville?
04-11-2003 11:55 AM
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