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Preseason AP poll has the Hogs at #17

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arkansas-football-pregameThe Razorbacks will start the season ranked at #17 in the Associated Press poll. Other polls have them ranked as high as #14, but most preseason publications have them finishing 3rd in the SEC West.

The first game of the season is set against Tennessee Tech, Sept. 4 at 6 p.m at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium. Make sure you get there early as the Arkansas team is planning on making big noise this year with the superstar QB and receivers as well as an improved defense. Go Hogs!

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Reporter Fired over Gators Hat

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coach-petrinoThere are a few things that generally come natural to members of the sports media, and by sports media I mean people who actually took a journalism class at some point in their life, can put together complete thoughts without the aid of 64 Crayolas and did not hone their craft after guzzling a six-pack of Old Milwaukee at 2 a.m. by posting anonymous nonsensical ramblings under such screen names as GODZILLADOGG74!!!! 

Last Updated on Tuesday, 17 August 2010 06:11 Read more...

Seatbacks still available

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ryan-mallett-quarterbackFAYETTEVILLE - Arkansas football fans have the opportunity to add a Razorback Seatback to their football experience in Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium and War Memorial Stadium. Razorback Seatbacks are waterproof and are permanently attached at a seat location for the entire season.

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Love on Outland Trophy watch list

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arkansas-razorbacksUniversity of Arkansas senior offensive tackle DeMarcus Love was named to the 2010 Outland Trophy Watch List as announced by the Football Writers Association of America Monday. The prestigious list gives football fans the first glimpse at a great crop of college offensive and defensive tackles, guards and centers.

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Big 12 could go after Hogs

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 arkansas-football-pregameTom Keegan of the Lawrence Journal-World said a source close to the situation told him that Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones -- a noted Arkansas alumnus -- is the driving force behind any interest the school may have in the Big 12. Jones wants Arkansas to play in a conference with former Southwest Conference partners Texas and Texas A&M, and, of course, he owns Cowboys Stadium, which is the most likely facility to host a championship game should the Big 12 get back up to a dozen teams.

Last Updated on Thursday, 17 June 2010 07:33 Read more...

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