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Trainor Selected as CoSIDA Third Vice President

Pulaski Academy's Kevin Kelley leaving to coach FCS program

Photo courtesy of 1Huddle LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) – Kevin Kelley, the Pulaski Academy football coach who gained national notoriety for his “never punt” attitude, has accepted the job as head football coach at Presbyterian College in Clinton, South Carolina, according to an email sent to parents of the school. The “Blue Hose” compete at the NCAA’s FCS level. For Kelley, the job presents a chance to take his unique, statistically-driven style of play to the college level for the first time. A recent inductee of the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame, his teams consistently ranked among the nation’s best in terms of offense. His Bruins won nine state titles (2003, 2008, 2011, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2019 and 2021).

From the Desk of Hunter Yurachek: April 21

Hunter Yurachek April 21, 2021 Win as One Razorback! Perhaps no other phrase more adeptly describes the amazing things happening with Razorback Athletics. Since September 18, our student-athletes have competed in more than 280 events, with only a handful of cancellations, all due to issues involving our scheduled opponent. Consider with more than two months remaining, this competition athletics year has already produced the following: 1 NCAA Championship (WITK) 5 Southeastern Conference Championships (MXC, WXC, SOC, MITK, WITK) 17 Programs in the Top 25 national polls 12 Programs in the Top 10 of national polls 4 No. 1 Ranked Teams (WITK, MITK, BA, WXC) All-America Selections SEC Freshman of the Year SEC Scholar-Athletes of the Year

Nolan Richardson Drive Dedicated on UA Campus

Kevin Trainor April 16, 2021 FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Former Razorback men’s basketball coach Nolan Richardson helped pave the way for countless others throughout his legendary career, now future generations of Razorbacks will forge their journeys on a street that bears the name of the trailblazing Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame inductee. Nolan Richardson Drive, previously Leroy Pond Avenue, was officially dedicated in a ceremony on Friday afternoon on the University of Arkansas campus. Chancellor Joseph Steinmetz, legendary Arkansas coaches John McDonnell (men’s track and field) and Norm DeBriyn (baseball), Razorback head men’s basketball coach Eric Musselman and numerous former Razorback men’s basketball players were among those in attendance for a dedication ceremony coordinated by the University of Arkansas’ Black Alumni Society and the City of Fayetteville. Later in the afternoon, a dedication ceremony was held to

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