Two former Razorbacks pleaded guilty to residential burglary on Wednesday and were each sentenced to six months in jail and five years of community service.
Jeff Long finally broke his silence concerning John L. Smith this past week with several tweets and comments made at the Northwest Arkansas Touchdown Club Meeting.
Sigh. I guess it's better to laugh than to cry. I think this is the message John L. Smith was trying to get across on Monday when he opened his press conference demanding the media to smile.
Players reported for fall ball yesterday and today the Hogs will hold their first official practice. There are quite a few questions that coaches and fans hope will be answered before the season begins on September 1.
I was reading an article this morning about sideline reporter/super babe Erin Andrews leaving ESPN for Fox Sports and it got me to thinking, what's the point of a sideline reporter other than to state the obvious?
To me, this is a personal matter that shouldn't affect what the Hogs do on the football field, but its being reported this morning so thought I'd share it.
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.