“It’s a privilege and honor for me to be here today. There are a lot of people who want to press, run and be tough, but I don’t know if anyone can duplicate it. You can not understand how hard they play, the passion and energy and the discipline to do it over and over and over again. When playing against Coach Richardson’s teams, there is nothing like it. In loving history and loving tradition, and being so proud to be a Razorback, we all have our own unique style. I’m very, very thankful for all his hard work and for taking Arkansas to another level. “I have a tremendous about of admiration and respect for him as a coach. He said ‘Nobody comes in here and presses us,’ and he was exactly right. Somebody asked Coach Richardson if he was worried about Florida coming in here and pressing. I’ll never forget, as a young assistant coach and we had our second team at Florida with Jason Williams and (head coach) Billy (Dovovan) was trying to establish his style of play and tradition of winning. There was a little bit of fear of what might happen if you didn’t play hard.
From a playing standpoint, in my days when I had the chance to play against the Razorbacks, it was very, very difficult. To be here today with Coach, our greatest coach in the history of the school, he coached the greatest team in the history of the school and I had a chance to watch him be inducted into the College Basketball Hall of Fame. “For me, it is a privilege and an honor to be at a place like Arkansas. It is going to be exciting to watch them not only this season, but in the upcoming seasons as well.” They are growing and developing with each game. John Pelphrey has his young team playing extremely hard. We’re focused today on recognizing the past, but we’re also focused on the great future that is ahead for Razorback basketball. “This is a wonderful opportunity for us to honor the past. The coaches and team will be honored at halftime of the game. In addition we’ll be distributing posters to the first 10,000 fans who attend the game, so get there early. We’ll open the doors at noon, and from noon until two, Coach Richardson and the student-athletes who are back will be available for autographs on the concourse. We have a number of activities surrounding the game itself.
Fans who can’t attend the dinner can certainly attend the game. It starts at 3:05 and we do have single-game tickets available. 28, we encourage our fans to attend the March 1 game against Georgia. “In addition to the tribute dinner on Feb. Following is a partial transcript of the press conference. Vice Chancellor and Director of Athletics Jeff Long, head coach John Pelphrey and former head coach Nolan Richardson met with the media on Friday to discuss the activities. At halftime, the team will be recognized on the court.
Also beginning at noon, the 1994 championship game will be played in its entirety on the video board in the arena and on monitors through the concourse. Commemorative posters will be given to the first 10,000 fans through the doors. From noon until 2 p.m., the coaches and players from the 1994 team will sign autographs at tables in the concourse. Should tickets remain after the initial offering, they will be made available to the general public.On Sunday, March 1, the Razorbacks play host to Georgia at 3:05 p.m. Ticketshave initially been madeavailable to Razorback Foundation members. The festivities get under way on Saturday, Feb. –-Arkansas’ 1994 men’s basketball national championship team is going to be honored by the university the weekend of the March 1 Georgia basketball game.
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