Damphousse is known for his ubiquitous selfies with students, for popping up at even the most obscure A-State events, and for spurring more growth for the University.
All in all, it’s a bad look for everyone. Omier looks disingenuous. Mike Balado looks the fool. TomBowen and the athletic department look weak, and the fans look like idiots with their jaws unhinged and chins resting on the floor.
The caustic acid of mixed allegiances sometimes rises from the lower intestine.
We must pluck for the darkness every particle of light necessary to sustain our life force. Look upon this hastily written post as your sherpa to enlightenment.
Red Wolves always need more. However, more is difficult to come by in a state where more is perpetually earmarked to the sports program who has the most. So let’s focus on one thing; what is the one thing that each of these programs need to pull themselves into the Sun Belt’s elite orbit?
The emotional support sports of track, bowling, soccer and golf are hosting backyard barbecues while we’re patiently helping football, basketball and baseball choose a biceps tattoo.
If I’m reading this tweet correctly, Omier is committed to another season in Jonesboro, which is great news for Arkansas State and not-so-great news for any Sun Belt player assigned to guard him.
While Coach Rogers takes a big step in her career, Arkansas State dips a toe into modern times.
According to the natural laws of time and space, this season is a fixture of the past – a permanent addition to the ether
By the end of the game, Ervin Johnson awoke from a horrible dream knowing in his heart that “Magic” was now the intellectual property of Norchad Omier.
Howl Raiser 