We captured a special moment earlier this afternoon as a statue honoring Former University Of Arkansas Head Football Coach and Athletic Director Frank Broyles was officially dedicated. The Arkansas legend on hand for the ceremony. While serving as head coach Broyles led Arkansas to a 1964 National Championship and seven SWC titles. As AD he oversaw many of the changes on campus including the construction Of Bud Walton Arena and Baum Stadium. The proud Razorback spoke with us about his more than fifty years of service to the program and the excitment of this moment on campus. Broyles told the Razorback Nations Mike Irwin, "I'm flabergasted by it and i'm proud of it appreciate the great fan support. I had a chance to come be a Razorback 54 years ago and I've enjoyed every minute of it. how many coaches, athletic figures get to stay in their place 54 years not many but I've had a charmed life thanks to all the people here." Broyles retired as AD in 2007, but continues to work With The Razorback Foundation Board and has remained a loyal hog fan. The statue is located in front of The Broyles Athletic Center on the University of Arkansas campus.
SILOAM SPRINGS, AR. --- One Northwest Arkansas family surveyed the damage on Tuesday morning after a possible tornado touched down in Siloam Springs....
LITTLE ROCK, AR -- On Tuesday, Governor Mike Beebe released a statement
on the Moore, Oklahoma tornado saying, "...few of us can even imagine
the wrenching scale of loss and devastation."...
SILOAM SPRINGS, AR -- The National Weather Service has confirmed preliminary reports a tornado did touch down in Siloam Springs Monday. Image via storm spotter Michael Craddock....
MOORE, OK -- Rescue and recovery efforts are under way as crews search for
survivors. Click the video for more on this effort from our team in
Moore....