Six Razorback football players have been arrested in less than three months. Wednesday, John L Smith addressed the media and discussed the arrests and the players futures with the team.
Ole Miss defeated Arkansas yesterday 2-0, knocking the Hogs out of the SEC baseball tournament and most likely ending the Hogs season.
The 107-foot-wide "PigScreen" at Donald W. Reynolds Stadium (once the largest in the world), is being replaced.
The University of Arkansas has announced that the Razorback basketball team will play in the Las Vegas Invitational Tournament this upcoming season.
Nolan Richardson III, son of former Razorback Head Coach Nolan Richardson and former Arkansas assistant for 10 seasons, has died.
Arkansas fans showed up in record numbers Saturday to show their support for the team. Saturdays annual red/white game was the third highest attended spring game in the nation and second only to Alabama in the SEC.
This years Razorback Spring Red/White game will not be available anywhere but online for those of us in Texarkana.
As Jeff Long continues his search for the next coach of the Razorbacks, new names keep popping up of coaches rumored to either be "in talks" with the UA or having been contacted. Here's the latest.
Coaches give a lot of reasons for losing ball games. Their opponents won the battle at the line of scrimmage. Their team didn't take advantage of opportunities. But, the reason Coach Broyles says the Hogs lost to Texas in 1969 might surprise you.
As Jeff Long continues his coaching search, there's no shortage of names being mentioned as possible replacements for Bobby Petrino. Here's my list of guys who I feel are being considered. Take the poll: Who do you think will be the next Razorbacks head coach?
Like most Hog fans, I've spent a lot of time since last Thursday "cussing and discussing" the Petrino situation. A lot of my thoughts I've kept to myself due to how sensitive many people are about this, but I'm really not sad at all Petrino is no longer our coach.
Coach Petrino may be gone, but the Razorbacks can (and will) survive!
