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Staff Reporter, Arkansas Traveler
Arkansas
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Politics, crime, sports
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By David Green| gorhody.com@ READY TO MAKE NOISEBy David GreenWhen it comes to the conference championship, you have to treat it differently because every game could be your last. It requires more oomph and more attention to detail. I look at this as an opportunity to shock people and to take things further. We haven't had the best run in conference play. But starting this week, it doesn't really matter what you did in conference play. Once the tournament hits, it is win or go home.
By David Green, Sebastian Thomas| gorhody.com@ By David Green and Sebastian ThomasJunior forward Drissa Traore is in his first season with Rhode Island after transferring from St. John's. The affable big man was chosen as a team captain by his teammates and coaches, and from our point of view, it's easy to see why. ST: I first got to know Drissa during summer workouts. The first thing that stuck out to me was his energy that he brings every single day. He is always trying to make other guys better and always making people smile.
By David Green| gorhody.com@ READY TO MAKE NOISEBy David GreenWhen it comes to the conference championship, you have to treat it differently because every game could be your last. It requires more oomph and more attention to detail. I look at this as an opportunity to shock people and to take things further. We haven't had the best run in conference play. But starting this week, it doesn't really matter what you did in conference play. Once the tournament hits, it is win or go home.
Company Info
Arkansas Traveler
UATrav.com is the newest venture of The Arkansas Traveler, the University of Arkansas award-winning student newspaper. Launched in August 2009 and designed to complement the 104-year-old print edition of the flagship paper, the Traveler Web site incorporates multimedia elements to provide a more complete picture of the reality of living and working at the UA. Updated daily, UATrav.com makes UA campus news more immediate and more accessible than ever before. The print edition appears on campus newsstands every Wednesday and features thoughtful and in-depth treatments of trending topics. Together, The Traveler and UATrav.com function as a cohesive student news organization that is both current and analytical.
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