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Progress in Changing the Culture at A-State? Maybe.
Noticed this post with the commitment of Derrian Ford, and anyone that follows A-State knows that changing the culture is the key for them.

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Oh let’s do this!!!! Culture changing in NE Arkansas!!!
https://twitter.com/raysrumpshack/status...4704946214

To early to tell, but under new AD Jeff Purinton there seems to be some baby steps in doing just that.

Even their #1 hate site (or forum) The Den is a little less anti-A-State than normal. Not much but a little.

Hopefully, there are enough tangibles in place that 2023-24 will be the year that their fans get excited again about all things A-State .
(This post was last modified: 05-20-2023 09:37 AM by Seminole Indian.)
05-20-2023 09:34 AM
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