Only time will tell. I may get in and play better, or I may get in and do a little worse from trying to do too much. But I feel like I'm going to do a lot better. Arkansas Coach Nolan Richardson said he plans to play Gipson against LSU in Wednesday night's game at Baton Rouge, La., but that it's tough to predict how Gipson will do. Some guys might be more motivated to play than ever in their life.
Some guys can go just the opposite.
That's a tough call. I don't know how Teddy is going to react. But I'm hoping that he'll react positively because I think that's what I would want from my son if I left. Farmerville High School Coach Troy Hodge was an assistant when Gipson played there and now coaches his brother, Tony, who is a 6-1 senior guard. Gipson's other brother, Monitrez, plays basketball at Monroe Neville.