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Keith Carter

American athlete who plays basketballWikipedia

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Oct 16, 2026

Pete ThamelGUEST
19:46
So, um, yes, I, I've become comfortable, Rich, with the fact that college sports are wonderful but broken, and are always going to be wonderful and broken.
Pete ThamelGUEST
19:57
And, uh, I, I wanna give, uh, Keith Carter, the AD at Ole Miss, credit for this line.
Pete ThamelGUEST
20:01
We were standing in the hallway at the SEC tournament last year for basketball and, you know, just having, like, the regular old industry conversation, whatever the, you know, the, the, the, the flap of the day was.
Pete ThamelGUEST
20:11
And he says, "It feels like for the last five years, we've been three years away from stability."
Trey BiddyHOST
52:42
I've heard there's maybe some incompetencies that have been uncovered that may lead to all that kind of stuff.
Trey BiddyHOST
52:47
ATX hog says, if we decided to move on from Hunter Eurocheck, who would be your ideal hire? And it's Keith Carter too much of a dude, Keith Carter.
Trey BiddyHOST
52:55
What are you talking about? We screwed that up years ago.
Trey BiddyHOST
53:00
Like the fact that Arkansas didn't offer Keith Carter out of high school when they offered some of the players that they offered in state during that time, and that's Nolan Richardson.
Trey BiddyHOST
53:11
Loved Nolan, did a lot of great things, but wasn't perfect, and this was one of the mistakes that they've made.
Trey BiddyHOST
53:18
You know, they're – There's a lot of mistakes like that over the years at Arkansas.
Trey BiddyHOST
53:23
But they didn't hire Keith Carter, and he went to Ole Miss and had a really good career there and had an ax to grind against Arkansas.
Trey BiddyHOST
53:32
And now
Andy StaplesGUEST
40:22
You know, Ole Miss has become a real contender in this era because they handled their, their spending wisely.
Andy StaplesGUEST
40:32
Like, Keith Carter, their athletic director, is like, "Hey, instead of wasting money on the stadium, let's spend it on players."
Paul PabstHOST
40:39
Right.
Andy StaplesGUEST
40:39
"Let's just be good at it.
Chase ParhamHOST
53:25
Mm-hmm.
Banks ShepherdGUEST
53:26
And, um, I think, you know, I was fortunate to work with Keith Carter, um, my early days working for the UMAA Foundation, and he's that type of guy, too.
Banks ShepherdGUEST
53:32
You just want good people there, and when you have good people around you, I think no matter what you do in life, um, college sports especially, um, you like to see good people have success, and typically they have success because they are good people.
Chase ParhamHOST
53:44
Has Keith's arc surprised you at all?
Michael BorkeyHOST
21:29
But, yes, there's a path for this team being good.
Michael BorkeyHOST
21:41
Keith Carter deserves Ole Miss making the playoffs and LSU not.
Michael BorkeyHOST
21:44
Well, I don't – LSU's not making the playoff.
Michael BorkeyHOST
21:46
It's just whether or not Ole Miss does at this point.
Matt NorlanderHOST
3:08
Mm-hmm.
Chris BeardGUEST
3:08
Um, everyone knows Keith Carter was a basketball American at Ole Miss.
Matt NorlanderHOST
3:11
Mm-hmm.
Chris BeardGUEST
3:11
But did you know our chancellor was also a college athlete? Did you know our chancellor was also a championship coach? Um, so it's just a unique place.
Richard CrossGUEST
10:06
But, yes, there was joy in Rebel Land on Saturday night for multiple fronts.
Richard CrossGUEST
10:12
And Keith Carter.
Richard CrossGUEST
10:13
Even the athletics director even jumped on Twitter and said, you know, what a great day for Ole Miss and watching all the results later in the day as well.
Richard CrossGUEST
10:21
And, you know, dropped a little red and blue emoji on there.
Steven WillisHOST
13:58
Yeah, they didn't storm the field or anything like that.
Steven WillisHOST
14:03
They didn't do anything weird, but that was an emotional game to the point where Keith Carter's still tweeting out when LSU loses a game like they did against Kentucky last night.
Steven WillisHOST
14:16
That game meant more.
Steven WillisHOST
14:19
There was a lot of emotional capital spent on that football game.
Michael KatzGUEST
9:28
No, for sure.
Michael KatzGUEST
9:28
The question is, are we gonna get the Keith Carter '99, uh, basketball jerseys?
Steven WillisHOST
9:33
Oh my goodness, the red jersey with the, the...
Steven WillisHOST
9:35
Oh, yeah.
Steven WillisHOST
9:36
Listen, that, that's my era.
Steven WillisHOST
9:37
Whenever, um, Keith Carter and those boys beat Kentucky in '97 and stormed the court, I was in that crowd.
Steven WillisHOST
9:45
I, I was there doing that, going absolutely nuts.
Steven WillisHOST
9:47
Dick Vitale shooting free throws, all, all the whole nine yards.
Tom VanderfordGUEST
4:28
Right.
Steven WillisHOST
4:28
Um, um, but that is a uniform that I think should come back, and the way it's going to be, in my opinion, is, you know, Keith Carter, A, has to get this right, 100%.
Steven WillisHOST
4:44
The money's great, everything, but fans want one thing.
Steven WillisHOST
4:47
When they go watch Ole Miss play football, it looks like Ole Miss playing football.
Steven WillisHOST
5:40
So there's one that's, like, red and powder for the powder blue jersey and, and wi- red and navy whenever you wear the navy jersey or the red jersey, depending on what the helmet is.
Steven WillisHOST
5:51
I, I, I, I w- I, I'm curious about that and which direction they're gonna go.
Tom VanderfordGUEST
5:56
I think, uh, everything that [chuckles] Keith Carter's done so far is amazing, by the way.
Tom VanderfordGUEST
6:02
So I have full, full, uh, confidence in him You know? I don't mind the powder blues if the kids like them, 'cause they're the ultimately the ones that are gonna have to play in it.

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