Then Musselman was asked how he handles that sort of criticism. Does he let it motivate him, or does he simply brush it off? Well, it's hard to say that he simply brushes it off after the comment above, and Musselman acknowledges that.

"I brought it up right away, right? Yeah, I take it personal," Musselman said, via 247Sports. "I mean, who is this guy? He’s never called a timeout. I mean, who is the guy? I don’t know who he is. Yeah, I took it personal. My son brought it to me whenever the thing went out. I knew right away. So, yeah, I take it personal when someone says something like that."

So what's the next step in this process? Now that the game is over, get a reaction out of Fuhrman.

That's exactly what OutKick founder Clay Travis did during his radio show on Monday morning. He brought Fuhrman onto OutKick the Coverage, and the first thing Clay brought up was the exchange. Here was Furhman's response:

"I stand by everything I said," Fuhrman said. "Arkansas was a double-digit blown lead away from their entire fanbase needing to eat crow. And if Mac McClung doesn't miss the front end to try and tie the game up -- and they don't miss two layups -- suddenly I look like the genius instead of everybody else."

In other words, he isn't backing down. Fuhrman has felt the wrath of Razorback fans. When Clay asked him what his mentions look like and whether anything compares in terms of fan criticism, Fuhrman was pretty clear.

"Not even close, honestly," Furhman said.

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