Razorbacks Form 'Justice League,' Taking Down Online Hate

While a lot of the Razorbacks' clapping back began with Johnson standing up for teammates, Dubinion has fittingly taken the ball and run with it since. He's taken no prisoners while dealing with people he deems having spoken harshly while not knowing what they're talking about.

And, of course, there's the bridge that leads back to the "League" founder, Johnson. Dubinion had remained silent through the holidays, but once Johnson went on a run of standing up for players and showing support for "real fans," that was when he felt inspired to get into the fight.

It will be interesting to see how far the coaches allow players to push back or if there are guidelines in place for doing so. Still, if fans and podcasters continue to speak openly with either bad information or in direct attack of a Razorback in the coming weeks, there's a good chance someone in an Arkansas jersey is going to take a moment to finally fight back.