Thirty Minutes of Hell with Pat Bradley

Arkansas Razorbacks head coach Eric Musselman, who was a former NBA coach of the Sacramento Kings and and Golden State Warriors, joined Pat Bradley this week to reflect on the 2021-2022 Arkansas basketball season, while also discussing the future of Razorback basketball as offseason high school and transfer portal recruiting gets into full swing. The final 30 minutes of hell episode for the season is here and is going out with a bang!!!

Scoonie Penn @Scooniep12, the Grizzlies Assistant Coach and Massachusetts native talks with Pat Bradley about their playing days, a great Eric Musselman story, JD Not to the NBA, and why Scone stays in shape. 30 minutes of hell post-tournament edition is here!

ESPN, Pac-12 Network, CBS Sports Network and Westwood One Broadcaster Dan Dickau, who is also the host of the Bulldog Broadcast podcast on Field of 68, joined Pat Bradley this week to preview the Sweet Sixteen matchup between the Arkansas Razorbacks and the Gonzaga Bulldogs. A never before seen crossover episode with all of the stakes on the line Thursday night, 30 minutes of hell is here and ready to continue dancing!!

Radio personality and senior writer at Fox Sports Aaron Torres, college football and college basketball analyst, joined Pat Bradley this week to break the NCAA Tournament and discuss the Razorbacks chances of making a deep tournament run. 30 minutes of hell March Madness edition is here!!

Parkview basketball head coach Scotty Thurman, who played for the Razorbacks from 1992-1995 and was an assistant coach for Arkansas from 2016-2019, is perhaps best known as the Razorbacks shooting guard who hit the high-arching go-ahead three-pointer with 50.7 seconds left in the 1994 NCAA Basketball Championship game, helping to secure Arkansas' only national title to date in a 76–72 victory over the Duke Blue Devils. Thurman joined Pat Bradley this week to discuss his playing career, his current coaching career, and everything in between. 30 minutes of hell SEC Tournament week edition!!

Former Razorback Blake Eddins joined Pat Bradley this week to tell the story behind Coach Nolan Richardson's white leather boots, playing with Joe Johnson, winning the only Hogs SEC Tournament, and the quick rise of Coach Musselman. Here's your 30 minutes of hell last week of the regular season edition!!!

Arkansas athletic director Hunter Yurachek, who was also the athletic director at Coastal Carolina from 2010–2015, has been the acting athletic director at the University of Arkansas since 2017. Yurachek joined Pat Bradley this week to talk about the men's basketball program and the impact the team has had on the University of Arkansas. You asked for it, so here it is, 30 minutes of hell!

Coach Mike Neighbors, who graduated from the University of Arkansas in 1993, has been coaching women's basketball at Arkansas since 2017. Coach Neighbors joined Pat Bradley this week to discuss their season thus far and reflect on the road which has brought him to the helm of Arkansas women's basketball. Who's ready for another hot and ready 30 minutes of hell!

Coach Houston Nutt, who coached Arkansas football from 1998—2007, also played quarterback at Arkansas before he became a coach. Coach Nutt joined Pat Bradley this week to talk about his time at Arkansas and went down memory lane with his favorite moments with the program. An entire hour of hell is here and hot off the presser!

ESPN's national recruiting director Paul Biancardi, who has been with ESPN since 2006, is a voting member of the McDonald's All American committee as well as for Gatorade state and national player of the year awards. Biancardi joined Pat Bradley this week to discuss the 2022 Arkansas basketball recruits, which includes the two five stars Nick Smith and Jordan Walsh. 30 Minutes of Hell, high school basketball edition, is here!!

Pat Bradley is joined by Guy Whitney, Kareem Reid, and RICHIE B to do a deep analysis of the Arkansas basketball season as the team begins to regain their footing. Get ready for some laughs, some heated arguments, and a whole lot of hell. Another episode of 30 minutes of hell is here!!

Country singer Justin Moore, who signed to Big Machine Records imprint Valory Music Group and has released six studio albums, is an avid supporter of the Arkansas Razorbacks. Moore joined Pat Bradley this week to talk everything from Arkansas basketball to Moore's extraordinary music career thus far. You thought 30 Minutes of Hell was great? Well, get ready for an hour of hell with this week's episode!!

Sports anchor Steve Sullivan, commonly known as Sully, has worked for 30 years in Arkansas television including 14 years at KATV. Sully joined Pat Bradley this week to break down the Arkansas basketball team and what they can do to improve as they continue their conference play. 30 Minutes of Hell is hot off the plate this week!!

Jeff Goodman, the king of The Field of 68 Media Network himself, joined Pat Bradley this week to discuss the ups and downs of Arkansas basketball. This week's episode also covered the top teams in the SEC as well as the entire country in general. 30 Minutes of Hell is here and is ready to bring the house down!

Dane Bradshaw, former Tennessee Volunteer basketball player and current SEC network analyst, joined ESPN in 2014 to cover men's basketball in the SEC. Bradshaw joined Pat Bradley this week to discuss how the teams in the SEC are faring thus far, as well as to do a deep dive into Arkansas basketball's performance over the last month. 30 Minutes of Hell Holiday Special!!

Mike Morgan, ESPN and SEC Network sportscaster, has been calling college football, basketball, and baseball games for over ten years. Morgan joined Pat Bradley this week to talk about SEC basketball and reflect on Arkansas's season thus far. 30 Minutes of Hell hit a whole new level this week!

Pat Bradley is an Arkansas guy, but he also covers the conference as a whole for the SEC Network. He was joined by the SEC's associate commissioner and a former college coach, Dan Leibovitz, to breakdown what has happened in the conference to date and what that means for Arkansas's league title hopes this year. 

No one knows the Arkansas basketball program better than Nolan Richardson, the man that won a national title with the Hogs and who is now a Naismith Hall Of Famer! He joins Pat to talk about everything that makes Arkansas basketball special, and to break down what he likes and doesn't like from this year's team. 

There are few people that love the University of Arkansas more than Clint Stoerner, the former Razorback quarterback and a longtime friend of Pat Bradley. He joins today's show to talk through the hoops season, how football season played out and where the program goes moving forward. Hint: He is all aboard the Muss Bus!!!

Pat Bradley is joined by Guy Whitney, Eric Langan, and RICHIE B to discuss how the Arkansas basketball team looks so far after starting 5-0. Get ready for some laughs, some heated arguments, and a whole lot of hell. Your Thanksgiving holiday special of 30 minutes of hell is here!

Arkansas basketball legend and retired NBA player Joe Kleine joined Pat Bradley this week to talk about how Arkansas basketball looks so far this season. The NBA champion gave his player's perspective on the Arkansas basketball team and provided a deep analysis of how they can improve. Here comes another scary 30 minutes of hell!

Matt Zimmerman, commonly known as Coach Z, is the Arkansas Director of Operations, a former assistant basketball coach at the University of Arkansas, and a former Razorbacks basketball team manager. Coach Z joined Pat Bradley this week to talk about the upcoming season and reflect on last year's extraordinary and historic season. If you liked 30 minutes of hell, then we know you'll love 50 minutes!

Devonte Davis and Jaylin Williams are two star sophomores on the Arkansas basketball team who joined Pat Bradley this week to talk about the upcoming season. Devo and Jaylin dived into how their offseason went and what their expectations are for this year's greatly anticipated season. Get ready for the best 30 of minutes of hell of your life!

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