Coach B pressers

[immahog]

Wonder why Philon wanted to quit

I bet this was after the UGA game he was pissed

[Mike Irwin]

How would Bielema stand in the pantheon of Razorback coaches as far as who you would rather interview? Who's first, who's last?  Dana Altman?

Football (Chronological order by category)
Good:
Bret Bielema: Yogi Berra-like at times but funny and very informational
Bobby Petrino: No personality but extremely informative and professional.
Danny Ford: Hilarious. Country humor at its best.
Jack Crowe: Best inside look at the program of all of them. Very open to the media.
Frank Broyles: A genius at dealing with reporters. Learned a lot about college football from him.

Average:
Houston Nutt: Tended to say the same things over and over. Always sounded rehearsed.
Ken Hatfield: Overly cautious. Never really said much of value to a reporter.

Bad:
John L. Smith: A complete goober. Never said anything that made sense.
Lou Holtz: Had a screw loose. Would suddenly start insulting reporters for no apparent reason.

Other sports:

Good:
Dave Van Horn: No nonsense, straight to the point coach. Petrino-like except for the cussing & volleyball player companion.
Nolan: Totally open. More common sense than any coach I ever knew.
John McDonnell: Sharp as a tack. Understood athletes like nobody I ever knew.
Eddie Sutton: Frank-like in his handling of reporters.
Norm DeBriyn: Nicest, funniest coach I've ever known.

Average:
Mike Anderson: Too closed. The opposite of Nolan.
Chris Bucknam: Doesn't seem to understand that track teams need publicity.
Stan Heath: Had the personality of an undertaker probably because his dad was one.

Bad:
John Pelphrey: Looked like he was asleep 90% of the time.

[Mike Irwin]

I bet this was after the UGA game he was pissed

No it was in 2013. Around the time of spring football.

[immahog]

No it was in 2013. Around the time of spring football.

I see thanks

[Hogpkins]

Great stuff, Mike. Thanks.