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Watch: Arkansas Coach Mike Anderson Honors The 10 Before Saturday’s Game
In honor of remembering the ten members of the basketball program left dead sixteen years ago in a plane crash, Oklahoma State had a weekend full of activities scheduled to do so. The GIA lobby opened early before the game and a moment of silence was taken in what turned out to be a packed out crowd.
Oklahoma State’s opponent, Arkansas, also paid tribute to the fallen before the game. Head coach Mike Anderson did so with a brief moment of silence and laying flowers in front of the memorial at GIA.
Today we join @OSUMBB in honoring the 10 lives lost 16 years ago. #RememberThe10 pic.twitter.com/14bX6GJlpk
— Razorback Basketball (@RazorbackMBB) January 28, 2017
Said Anderson after the game: “There was a lot of emotion going on in this building today and I think they rolled with that.”
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