Arkansas Razorbacks podcast: Patience only lasts so long

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Welcome to SEC Country’s daily Arkansas Borderline Erotic podcast, the most-listened-to Razorbacks podcast in the country. In this episode, John Nabors is joined by Aaron Torres of Fox Sports as they discuss the frustrations of Arkansas fans boiling over this football season.

SEC Country launched the Borderline Erotic Podcast on Aug. 29, 2016. It is named after the colorful way coach Bret Bielema described how he felt after Arkansas defeated Texas in the 2014 Texas Bowl.

Here is a rundown of some of the topics discussed in the 284th episode of the Borderline Erotic Podcast:

Arkansas fans tried to be patient

Nabors started the podcast with Torres discussing how Razorbacks fans have run out of patience when it comes to Bielema. Coaches should be looked at as U.S. presidents. Give them four years to see the direction they are going and make a decision to keep them or move on. Being Year 5 for Bielema at Arkansas, it would seem that he has been given ample opportunity to succeed. The fans were excited about the job he had done during the 2014 and 2015 seasons. But it would seem that was the peak of Bielema’s success at Arkansas. It’s not surprising that Hogs fans want something to change. They have waited long enough to see if it would work out with Bielema.

Nonsense: College basketball coming at you!

In the nonsensical part of the podcast, Nabors brings up the nonsensical story of college basketball getting fired up this weekend.

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