Arkansas continued a familiar and frustrating trend Saturday, falling 23-22 to LSU in yet another one-possession loss that followed the same pattern fans have seen all season.
Close losses don't mean anything in sports. Like the great Ricky Bobby said in Talladega Nights, "If you ain't first, you're last." One too many times over the past 14 football seasons, the Arkansas Razorbacks have failed to recapture the spirit of winning that's eluded them.
While the Hogs showed some fight in their regular season finale at No. 2 Kentucky, they ultimately fell in a sweep at the hands of the Wildcats (16-25, 20-25, 12-25) as they cruised to their ninth straight outright SEC title.
Here's a suggestion for the folks who run Arkansas' football program. It's a simple idea but submitted only after a great deal of thought and careful planning.
No. 21 Arkansas showed its class in a pair of preseason exhibitions against Cincinnati and Memphis, but in more recent times has shown their frailties as well.
Arkansas’ final home football game of the season looks to be a busy weekend for interim coach Bobby Petrino and staff with prospects planning to visit for the matchup against Missouri on Nov.
Arkansas' 23-22 loss to LSU in Baton Rouge, La.,, is one that's probably going to haunt interim coach Bobby Petrino for awhile. He said later the game came down to missed chances close to the goal line and turnovers that erased scoring opportunities.
Unless anyone has been living under a rock for most of the last six years, Arkansas lost another one possession game it could have won due to a variety of reasons.
The Arkansas Razorbacks picked up their third win of the season on Friday night. While head coach John Calipari's team may have played closer with Samford than many observers expected heading into the game, the Razorbacks still came away with a 79-75 win, improving to 3-1 on the season.
Are you ready for an 11:45 am kickoff in Baton Rouge inside Tiger Stadium? As Arkansas travels to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, a win would stop the bleeding of a seven-game losing skid as a golden boot trophy is on the line.
The word coming out of the Arkansas athletics department, at least technically, is there is absolutely zero chance the Hogs are going to hire former Penn State coach James Franklin and it's possible no one ever took the time to write out a "Wanna be the coach of the Hogs?
Arkansas travels to LSU for a Week 12 clash in the Southeastern Conference. With game day approaching, the opening odds and point spread have been revealed.