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Eddie Sutton joins Oklahoma State basketball legends Henry Iba & Don Haskins in Hall of Fame


When the Arkansas Razorbacks came to Stillwater last winter, Oklahoma State unveiled a new look on the revered white maple hardwood that now bears ’s name. It was coach Mike Boynton’s idea. Under “ Court” was added the inscription, “Naismith Hall of Fame.” Fitting that such a display sits in the arena named for Henry Iba. (The Oklahoman)

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Eddie Sutton joins Oklahoma State basketball legends Henry Iba & Don Haskins in Hall of Fame


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