@willydgtg901 Arkansas and Memphis have played both of the last two years, they were trying to put together a deal to play in LR because they won’t do another home and home. Lack ball knowledge
@williams_ct@HardimanBoles It’s a multibillion dollar industry. It’s business. When we succeed the state and university as a whole is much more prosperous. It creates industry. There are some really interesting studies about how a winning/losing football team impacts gdp, crime statistics, etc
@williams_ct@HardimanBoles Yes, I do. They didn’t all want him for a reason. I like him as a person, but there’s a lot more to it than meets the eye. Btw you need to be able to differentiate the Waltons and Walmart, they’re not the same entity
@williams_ct@HardimanBoles Yeah, because there was absolutely zero animosity between the Walton family and the university when our current chancellor was chosen. Just bury you head in the sand and don’t bother looking up. Hardiman, you can check my replies for context
@williams_ct@jakotasain That’s just not true (her not caring about Arkansas sports), dude you have an interesting mind. It would be pretty funny to see you drink
@williams_ct@jakotasain John Tyson’s Daughter is on the Board. John has an incredible relationship with the universities athletic programs in exchange for influence and exclusivity. It’s really not that complex.
@williams_ct@jakotasain My original point is you give people influence and power by electing their choice as president (the family not the company). In exchange they become a greater part of the NIL deal. Look at the members of the board and their personal connections and then relate it to major donors
@williams_ct@jakotasain Rob Walton owns the Broncos. 1 man. Of the whole family. That doesn’t mean he owns all of Walmart. This limits Rob from contributing directly to NIL. Dude, nuisance is everywhere look around. If they (literally any other Walton) wanted to make something happen they could.