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ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith apologizes for referring to a living iconic coach as ‘the late, great’

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Stephen A. Smith apologizes for referring to ‘the late, great’ Nolan Richardson

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Stephen A. Smith in major mistake after 'killing off' coach who is NOT dead

STEPHEN A. SMITH has made another blunder after killing off a legendary college basketball coach. The ESPN anchor has been at the centre of multiple controversies recently. X formerly Twitter / @FirstTakeStephen A.Smith apologized after suggesting Nolan Richardson was dead[/caption] GettyRichardson is alive and well at 83-years-old[/caption] And he landed himself in hot water once again by mistakenly implying Nolan Richardson is dead. Richardson…

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Stephen A. Smith kills off very much alive Nolan Richardson in bizarre ‘First Take’ moment

Stephen A. Smith sent his condolences to “late great" Hall of Fame coach Nolan Richardson, who is not actually dead.

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ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith apologizes for referring to a living iconic coach as ‘the late, great’

Stephen A. Smith apologizes for referring to ‘the late, great’ Nolan Richardson

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Stephen A. Smith mistakenly pronounces Arkansas legend Nolan Richardson dead

Stephen A. Smith is very knowledgable about the NBA. But perhaps the ESPN personality (and potential future president) is too caught up in his feud with LeBron James to pay much attention to college basketball. During a segment with former college coach Seth Greenberg on ESPN’s First Take on Friday morning, following Arkansas’s disappointing double-digit blown lead to Texas Tech in the NCAA Tournament on Thursday night, Smith made an embarrassin…

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Stephen A. Smith messes up again, apologizes for erroneously declaring 83-year-old HOF coach dead

Stephen A. Smith is renowned for his incendiary sports commentary but is more or less treated as a credible journalist in media circles.

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Tough Morning: Stephen A. Smith Had To Apologize After He Declared Nolan Richardson Dead While On TV (He's Very Much Alive)

Good to know somewhere that Nolan Richardson and Pete Gillen are smiling down on us: I get that people slip up words while talking on TV, it's easy to do. What's not easy to do is declare someone dead...

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The Spun broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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