The Arkansas Razorbacks announced their recruiting class of 2012.
Those homebody Hogs did it again.
Now 16-0 at Walton Arena, the Arkansas Razorbacks knocked off nationally 25th-ranked Vanderbilt, 82-74 Tuesday night in a SEC game before a vocal 13,100 in their Fayetteville domain and a national TV audience watching ESPN. They saw these Razorbacks be Arkansas’ first team since the 1994 national championship team to be 16-0 at Walton.
Though apparently the initials DGB also could stand for Darn Great Ballplayer, they stand for Dorian Green-Beckham, rated by some recruiting services as the top prospect in the country before he declares his college choice on today’s start of the national signing period.
An Arkansas Razorbacks team that hasn’t won anywhere outside of Walton Arena and an Alabama Crimson Tide that hasn’t won anywhere its last four games are about to collide.
Arkansas quarterback Tyler Wilson has decided to come back for his senior season with the Razorbacks.
Here are a few basketball scores of interest from throughout Phillips County:
Arkansas' B.J. Young has been named Southeastern Conference freshman player of the week for a two-game stretch in which he averaged 20.5 points.
Bobby Petrino’s Arkansas Razorbacks playing in the Cotton Bowl tonight can’t finish this season held in the same reverence as Frank Broyles’ undefeated 1964 national champions or Lou Holtz’s 1977 once-beaten Orange champions routing allegedly invincible Oklahoma. Beaten only by the LSU and Alabama teams playing for the national championship Monday night, they still could do something for Arkansas that only those Razorbacks of 1964 and 1977 have done.
Most of the Arkansas Razorbacks lost an offensive coordinator when Garrick McGee left in December to become the head coach at Alabama-Birmingham.
Mike Anderson won't complain about wins, but the Arkansas coach is ready to see improved shooting from the Razorbacks.
Dustin Shelby helped make Charleston coach Doug Loughridge's day a little better.
After 14 weeks, nine of them on the road, for the Barton Bears and Charleston Tigers it all comes down to one game at War Memorial Stadium this Friday night. It has been an impressive run for the young Bears who are seeking their first state championship since 1997.
he Barton Bears completed the long and winding road to the state championship game with an impressive 35-point second half against the Prescott Curley Wolves in the semifinals of the 3A Arkansas high school playoffs here Thursday night. The contest was a tale of two halves as Prescott dominated the first two quarters to lead 19-7 at the intermission.
Barton got in plenty of roadwork en route to this week’s state 3A football championship game against the Charleston Tigers art War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock. The record says the journey began way back on Sept. 2 at Frank McClellan Field against the DeWitt Dragons. But moms, dads, fans and coaches know the trip actually began on those grueling hot August afternoons on the practice fields.
Here is a complete roundup of the Arkansas High School football playoffs to date
Will the Barton Bears be the St. Louis Cardinals of Arkansas high school football?
Arkansas Baptist football fans must be still scratching their heads after witnessing the unleashing of the Barton Bears in an old fashioned and thorough 42-7 whipping in the quarterfinal round of the Arkansas high school football playoffs here Friday night. The win was 68-point turn around from the Sept. 23 meeting in which the Eagles blanked the Bears 33-0 at Frank McClellan Field.
This is a brief roundup of the Arkansas high school football playoffs to date
The Barton Bears, 9-3, will get an opportunity to extract a little revenge on the Arkansas Baptist Eagles, 11-1, tonight in the quarterfinal round of the Arkansas high school football playoffs. This marks the first time since 2003 that the Bears have reached the quarterfinals.
Barton used a powerful and explosive ground game to rip the West Fork Tigers 23-0 on their home turf Friday night in the second round of the Arkansas High School playoffs.
