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Ortiz concludes solid week at 2018 Palmer Cup matches

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EVIAN-les-BAINS, France — Arkansas graduate Alvaro Ortiz wrapped up match play at the 2018 Palmer Cup at Evian Resort Golf Club on Sunday.

The United States claimed 18 of 24 points in the final round singles matches to pull away for a 38.5-21.5. This year’s edition of Team USA is the first side to win as the visiting team since the 2010 Americans. Neither side had retained the cup since the US in 2011. The United States now leads the all-time series 12-9-1.

Ortiz played his way to three match wins in four events. He opened pairing with fellow Razorback Maria Fassi and the duo won the Mixed Four-Ball match on day one. They were again paired in round two for the Mixed Foursomes but dropped the match.

Ortiz rebounded that same afternoon teamming with KK Limbhasut picking up the 5&4 win in Four-Ball pairings. Ortiz dropped the final match of the tournament on Sunday, 1-up. It was a match that saw Ortiz hold as much as a two hole lead through the first nine holes. His opponent squared the match on the 15th hole and birdied the 16th hole. He would hang on for the one-hole win.

Arnold Palmer Cup
Evian Resort Golf Club
July 6-8
United States 38.5 Defeats International 21.5

Mixed Four-Ball Results
Match 6: Jiwon Jeon/Lorenzo Scalise, International def. Sahith Theegala/Alana Uriell, United States, 3&2
Match 8: KK Limbhasut/Pimnipa Panthong, International def. Zach Bauchou/Dylan Kim, United States, 4&3
Match 12: Maria Fassi/Alvaro Ortiz, International def. Sophia Schubert/Justin Suh, United States, 2&1

Mixed Foursomes Results
Match 19: Dylan Kim/Justin Suh, United States def. Maddie Szeryk/Andy Zhang, International, 5&3
Match 20: KK Limbhasut/Pimnipa Panthong, International def. Brad Dalke/Alana Uriell, United States, 2-up
Match 23: Stephen Franken/Emilia Migliaccio, United States def. Maria Fassi/Alvaro Ortiz, International, 5&4

Four-Ball Pairings
Match 31: Wenyung Keh/Patty Tavatanakit, International def. Jamie Freedman/Alana Uriell, United States, 5&3
Match 33: Dylan Kim/Emilia Migliaccio, United States def. Jaravee Boonchant/Pimnipa Panthong, International, 1-up
Match 34: KK Limbhasut/Alvaro Ortiz, International def. Stephen Franken/SM Lee, United States, 5&4
Match 35: Kristen Gillman/Kaitlyn Papp, United States def. Maria Fassi/Ainhoa Olarra, International, 5&4

Final Round Singles Results
Match 37: Sophia Schubert, United States def. Maria Fassi, International, 2&1
Match 49: Alana Uriell, United States def. Pimnipa Panthong, International, 2&1
Match 50: Zach Bauchou, United States def. Alvaro Ortiz, International, 1-up
Match 60: Dylan Kim, United States def. Ainhoa Olarra, International, 1-up

Kim, Uriell, Team USA all get wins at Palmer Cup in France

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EVIAN-les-BAINS, France — Arkansas graduate Alana Uriell picked up a 2&1 win that clinched Team USA’s 2018 Palmer Cup victory at Evian Resort Golf Club on Sunday.

Uriell was joined by Razorback teammate Dylan Kim who also notched a win in singles action, 1-up. Kim was presented a wild card invitation to The Evian Championship in September after winning four of her five matches.

The United States claimed 18 of 24 points in the final round singles matches to pull away for a 38.5-21.5. This year’s edition of Team USA is the first side to win as the visiting team since the 2010 Americans. Neither side had retained the cup since the US in 2011. The United States now leads the all-time series 12-9-1.

Razorback Maria Fassi and May graduate Alvaro Ortiz both dropped their final matches for the International team.

Arnold Palmer Cup
Evian Resort Golf Club
July 6-8
United States 38.5 Defeats International 21.5

Mixed Four-Ball Results
Match 6: Jiwon Jeon/Lorenzo Scalise, International def. Sahith Theegala/Alana Uriell, United States, 3&2
Match 8: KK Limbhasut/Pimnipa Panthong, International def. Zach Bauchou/Dylan Kim, United States, 4&3
Match 12: Maria Fassi/Alvaro Ortiz, International def. Sophia Schubert/Justin Suh, United States, 2&1

Mixed Foursomes Results
Match 19: Dylan Kim/Justin Suh, United States def. Maddie Szeryk/Andy Zhang, International, 5&3
Match 20: KK Limbhasut/Pimnipa Panthong, International def. Brad Dalke/Alana Uriell, United States, 2-up
Match 23: Stephen Franken/Emilia Migliaccio, United States def. Maria Fassi/Alvaro Ortiz, International, 5&4

Four-Ball Pairings 
Match 31: Wenyung Keh/Patty Tavatanakit, International def. Jamie Freedman/Alana Uriell, United States, 5&3
Match 33: Dylan Kim/Emilia Migliaccio, United States def. Jaravee Boonchant/Pimnipa Panthong, International, 1-up
Match 34: KK Limbhasut/Alvaro Ortiz, International def. Stephen Franken/SM Lee, United States, 5&4
Match 35: Kristen Gillman/Kaitlyn Papp, United States def. Maria Fassi/Ainhoa Olarra, International, 5&4

Final Round Singles Results 
Match 37: Sophia Schubert, United States def. Maria Fassi, International, 2&1
Match 49: Alana Uriell, United States def. Pimnipa Panthong, International, 2&1
Match 50: Zach Bauchou, United States def. Alvaro Ortiz, International, 1-up
Match 60: Dylan Kim, United States def. Ainhoa Olarra, International, 1-up

We always knew Razorbacks were best in college sports

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We always knew Razorbacks were best in college sports

Before anyone jumps out of their seat, we’re talking about a story from Zach Barnett at FootballScoop.com ranking the best brands in college football.

And your Arkansas Razorbacks are right there at No. 1.

It’s by conference and it’s not a ranking by sport. Hey, the Kansas Jayhawk is his pick in the Big 12 so you know it has nothing to do with football, right?

In the SEC, it’s the Razorbacks at the top, which is something we’ve known for quite awhile. Here’s what he said about the Razorback:

What you’ve got here is an sonic masterpiece. Arkansas has named itself after an animal no one else dared choose yet is still highly deadly (get yourself in an Oklahoma drill with a feral pig and see how you come out). They chose a compound word that is two rough, action sounds put together — and then picked a nickname to the nickname that is another word altogether. Bravo.

The only thing the UA’s marketing department should do is send an email requesting the next time please use the actual Razorback logo instead of a wordmark.

It is the MOST unique aspect of all.

 

Social media reacts to Bielema 100x better coach

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Is Bret Bielema really 100 times better as a coach than Chad Morris?

A host of a Mississippi sports radio show last week made the comment during a guest spot on the Paul Finebaum Show that Bret Bielema was “100 times better than Chad Morris” and, well, it took off from there.

Paul Finebaum on Twitter

Bret Bielema is a 100x better coach than Chad Morris” – @bobounds

Gamisou on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Who is this douche? Bret was lazy and made no effort to go recruit. This coaching staff and CM are working their ass off. Bret was such a great coach wedsnr even Count how many leads he blew in 5 years. Good coaches adjust

(Rebəl) on Twitter

@BROFESSOR56 @finebaum @bobounds He’s a Mississippi State guy so that makes it self explanatory.

Spencer Pitts on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds On what planet?

Patrick J. Williams on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds I’m sure he meant 100 lbs better.

????????y.(870).c???????? on Twitter

@patr1ckw @finebaum @bobounds https://t.co/tdKkFxKH7X

Razorslick on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds that’s good he said that because he is normally wrong, 100 % of the time,

Razorslick on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds just by watching practice Morris is better organized than big boy brent

HOGNADO???????????????????????????????????? on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Well we will find out and have a special plate for you Paul in a couple of years

Laney Briggs on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds That is just yet to be determined Bielema could not get his type of players to come to ARKANSAS!

Seth Travelstead on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds https://t.co/Pxgp5Gv4rA

Jonathan Weaver on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Uhhh. Strongly disagree.

Fake Wally Hall on Twitter

@JonathanKWeaver @finebaum @bobounds Yeah that’s a bit much. Have to go pretty far back in the annals of Arkansas history to find a coach that bookended his tenure with 0 & 1 conference wins. The regression the last 2 years. The blown 4th qtr leads. Total lack of identity as a team.

Brooks Lawrence, MD on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds If my math is right, when Chad Morris goes 1-39 in SEC compared to 11-29, that would be at most 11 times better. Am I right?

Jason Hunter on Twitter

@bblawrence331 @finebaum @bobounds Yeah if you are only counting the wins and losses but what about the size of the mans heart?

Jimmy Caudill on Twitter

@984Hunter @bblawrence331 @finebaum @bobounds Bert’s heart is clearly much larger.

Justin McFadden on Twitter

@jimmycaudill @984Hunter @bblawrence331 @finebaum @bobounds Bert’s heart is working 100X harder for sure

Gamisou on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds I think he just said this because he’s threatened. Bret was good for his agenda…losing to Miss St and competing with ole miss for scraps. By him saying this he is saying it’s not Bret it’s Arkansas. Nobody is buying that dummy

Patrick Sullivan on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds *bigger coach FIFY

DMoe on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Ur gonna hate that statement….

Sam C on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Phyllis is a better coach than Bielema.

B.J. on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds https://t.co/qG1wxdlJZQ

WPS on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Guess he didn’t see the awful coaching that lost the Mississippi State game last year with that 4th down call and countless others during his tenure

Trey McBride on Twitter

@FeauxCraddick @gohogs14 @finebaum @bobounds Guess he didn’t see Bret almost lose to coastal Carolina at home in year 5?

Davis Thomason on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Bielema 11-29 in SEC play….

Joseph Ritchie on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Paul, if Bert is so much better why doesn’t he have a job?

scottishkiltman on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Dude just trying to get a spot on Bo Mattingly this week

Billy Gathright on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds What the hell are u drinking?

Chance Pressley on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Hahahahahaha Bret bielema is a joke !!!

Chris Glidewell on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds When Saban leaves we can count on you to help bring Bilema to BAMA right? Lol

Marcus Carlton⚾️???? on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds File this away as a tweet that will not age well.

Joey Taylor on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds This is a classic example of “just because you have so many folllowers, does not give you credibility” surely surely surely Morris can win more than 11 games in 5 years in the SEC

David Crutcher on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Have followed Coach Morris since his days at Lake Travis. I like CBB, but I guarantee you will never see that all too common “what the f&$@ just happened” look on Morris’s face during a game.

Derek Stokes on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds You sir are not a very relevant source

swinerfine on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds I like coach Bielema. I’ll leave this right here… what was Bielemas’ SEC Record? We will soon find out but The Morris staff are recruiting at a higher level.

Kerry Pitts on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Who is Bob Ounds?

Brandon on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds That’s a dumb statement. Arkansas has already done a lot more to be active in recruiting that Bret ever did.

PJ on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Nah Chief this ain’t it

Fred Dykes on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Wisconsin is winning about two more games a year on average since he left and he completely lost control of the team at Arkansas. Yes that sounds like a hell of a coach.

Keith English on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Noticed that you didn’t @coachchadmorris on this thread. There, I fixed it for you.

Michael on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Extremely unfair comparison. Bielema is a good coach, but Chad Morris hasn’t even had the chance to prove how good he really is

Jim Murphy on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Bielema Did nothing for Arkansas but dig them a deep grave! He was apparently too busy stuffing his gut and drinking like a sailor at an upscale private club off dickson street.

RangersCynic on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Did ‘fatter’ autocorrect to ‘better?’

Red on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Puff puff pass

Justin Rademacher on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Are you high ????????????

OneSlowDude on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Everyone shhh…don’t you know @bobounds is the most knowledgeable world renowned authority on coaching hires

Jeff on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds Ur an idiot

M. D. D. on Twitter

@finebaum @bobounds https://t.co/Dvku7LtGpW

Well, you get the idea, right?

 

Kim wins twice, Ortiz once, in Palmer Cup match play in France

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EVIAN-les-BAINS, France — Arkansas senior-to-be Dylan Kim notched two match play wins helping the United States extend its lead in Palmer Cup action at Evian Resort Golf Club on Saturday.

Kim helped the Americans take a 20.5-15.5 advantage with Team USA needing just 30 points to retain the cup. The International team needs to 30.5 to reclaim the cup.

Morning play began with mixed foursomes and Kim teamed up with Justin Suh to defeat Maddie Szeryk and Andy Zhange, 5&3. Kim and Suh won the first hole and never trailed in the match.

Despite the win by Kim, the International Team closed the gap, winning seven of the 12 morning matches.

Team USA rebounded in the afternoon Four-Ball session where Kim was again victorious. She paired with Emila Migliaccio to defeat Jaravee Boonchant and Pimnipa Panthong, 1-up.

The match was all square through the first three holes before Kim and Migliaccio won the fourth hole of the round. They held the lead through 13 holes when Panthong and Boonchant squared the match with an eagle.

Kim and Migliaccio answered winning No. 15 and hanging on for the victory.

PHOTO BY RAZORBACK SPORT

Recently graduated men’s golfer Alvaro Ortiz was also a winner on Saturday.

He and Razorback senior-to-be Maria Fassi dropped their first match in the morning, but Ortiz returned in the afternoon pairing with K.K. Limbhasut to defeat Stephen Franken and S.M. Lee of Team USA 5&4.

The duo opened on the 10th hole of the golf course and overcame a quick hole win by the Americans. Ortiz and Limhasut squared the match on the fourth hole of the round and took the lead on No. 17.

They also won No. 18 moving to 2-up. They put together a streak of three holes in a row winning Nos. 3, 4, and 5 to clinch the match.

Alana Uriell, who graduated in May, dropped both of her matches, first 2-up and the afternoon match by a score of 5&3.

Fassi and Ortiz were defeated in the morning, 5&4, and Fassi dropped her afternoon contest by the same score.

Play concludes on Sunday with singles match play action. See below for the complete schedule and tee times.

Evian Resort Golf Club
July 7
USA 12.5, International 11.5
Mixed Foursomes Results
Match 13:
Jovan Rebula/Albane Valenzuela, International def. Jennifer Kupcho/Matthew Wolff, United States, 4&2
Match 14: Lauren Stephenson/Braden Thornberry, United States halved Jiwon Jeon/Lorenzo Scalise, International
Match 15: Chandler Phillips/Lilia Vu, United States halved Hurly Long/Patty Tavatanakit, International
Match 16: Stefano Mazzoli/Dewi Weber, International def. Andrea Lee/Collin Morikawa, United States, 1-up
Match 17: Shintaro Ban/Mariel Galdiano, United States def. Viktor Hovland/Olivia Mehaffey, International, 1-up
Match 18: Ronan Mullarney/Chloe Ryan, International def. Jamie Freedman/Sahith Theegala, United States, 1-up
Match 19: Dylan Kim/Justin Suh, United States def. Maddie Szeryk/Andy Zhang, International, 5&3
Match 20: KK Limbhasut/Pimnipa Panthong, International def. Brad Dalke/Alana Uriell, United States, 2-up
Match 21: Luis Gagne/Ainhoa Olarra, International def. Kristen Gillman/Davis Riley, United States 2-up
Match 22: Harry Hall/Wenyung Keh, International def. Zach Bauchou/Sophia Schubert, United States, 3&1
Match 23: Stephen Franken/Emilia Migliaccio, United States def. Maria Fassi/Alvaro Ortiz, International, 5&4
Match 24: Jaravee Boonchant/Fredrik Nilhen, International halved SM Lee/Kaitlyn Papp, United States

Arnold Palmer Cup
Evian Resort Golf Club
July 7
USA 20.5, International 15.5
Third Round Four-Ball Pairings
Match 25: Jennifer Kupcho/Lilia Vu, United States def. Jiwon Jeon/Chloe Ryan International, 2&1
Match 26: Stefano Mazzoli/Lorenzo Scalise, International def. Braden Thornberry/Matthew Wolff, United States, 4&3
Match 27: Olivia Mehaffey/Maddie Szeryk, International def. Mariel Galdiano/Andrea Lee, United States, 1-up
Match 28: Shintaro Ban/Collin Morikawa, United States def. Luis Gagne/Andy Zhang, International, 2&1
Match 29: Sophia Schubert/Lauren Stephenson, United States def. Albane Valenzuela/Dewi Weber, International, 3&2
Match 30: Justin Suh/Sahith Theegala United States def. Hurly Long/Ronan Mullarney, International, 1-up
Match 31: Wenyung Keh/Patty Tavatanakit, International def. Jamie Freedman/Alana Uriell, United States, 5&3
Match 32: Zach Bauchou/Chandler Phillips, United States def. Hary Hall/Jovan Rebula, International, 3&2
Match 33: Dylan Kim/Emilia Migliaccio, United States def. Jaravee Boonchant/Pimnipa Panthong, International, 1-up
Match 34: KK Limbhasut/Alvaro Ortiz, International def. Stephen Franken/SM Lee, United States, 5&4
Match 35: Kristen Gillman/Kaitlyn Papp, United States def. Maria Fassi/Ainhoa Olarra, International, 5&4
Match 36: Brad Dalke/Davis Riley, United States def. Viktor Hovland/Fredrik Nilehn, International, 1-up

Sunday Singles Pairings
Final Round Singles Pairings
Match 37: 7:30 am (#1) Maria Fassi, International vs. Sophia Schubert United States
Match 38: 7:30 am (#10) Viktor Hovland, International vs. Brad Dalke, United States
Match 39: 7:40 am (#1) Lorenzo Scalise, International vs. Chandler Phillips, United States
Match 40: 7:40 am (#10) Olivia Mehaffey, International vs. Jamie Freedman, United States
Match 41: 7:50 am (#1) Patty Tavatanakit, International vs. Kaitlyn Papp, United States
Match 42: 7:50 am (#10) Andy Zhang, International vs. Sahith Theegala, United States
Match 43: 8:00 am (#1) Stefano Mazzoli, International vs. Collin Morikawa, United States
Match 44: 8:00 am (#10) Jiwon Jeon, International vs. Andrea Lee, United States
Match 45: 8:10 am (#1) Maddie Szeryk, International vs. Lilia Vu, United States
Match 46: 8:10 am (#10) Luis Gagne, International vs. Stephen Franken, United States
Match 47: 8:20 am (#1) KK Limbhasut, International vs. Justin Suh, United States
Match 48: 8:20 am (#10) Dewi Weber, International vs. Jennifer Kupcho, United States
Match 49: 8:30 am (#1) Pimnipa Panthong, International vs. Alana Uriell, United States
Match 50: 8:30 am (#10) Alvaro Ortiz, International vs. Zach Bauchou, United States
Match 51: 8:40am (#1) Fredrik Nilehn, International vs. Braden Thornberry, United States
Match 52: 8:40 am (#10) Chloe Ryan, International vs. Emilia Migliaccio, United States
Match 53: 8:50 am (#1) Wenyung Keh, International vs. Kristen Gillman, United States
Match 54: 8:50 am (#10) Harry Hall, International vs. SM Lee, United States
Match 55: 9:00 am (#1) Ronan Mullarney, International vs. Shintaro Ban, United States
Match 56: 9:00 am (#10) Albane Valenzuela, International vs. Lauren Stephenson, United States
Match 57: 9:10 am (#1) Jaravee Boonchant, International vs. Mariel Galdiano, United States
Match 58: 9:10 am (#10) Jovan Rebula, International vs. Davis Riley, United States
Match 59: 9:20 am (#1) Hurly Long, International vs. Matthew Wolff, United States
Match 60: 9:20 am (#10) Ainhoa Olarra, International vs. Dylan Kim, United States

Fassi, Ortiz win; USA leads Palmer Cup in France

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EVIAN-LES-BAINS, France — Arkansas All-Americans Maria Fassi and Alvaro Ortiz picked up a win for the International Team, but Team USA leads after opening round mixed four-ball match play at the Arnold Palmer Cup on Friday.

Fassi and Ortiz were paired in Match 12 on the first day of play at Evian Resort Golf Club. They picked up a 2&1 win over their Team USA counterparts after Fassi eagled the ninth hole breaking an all square tie.

The duo won the 10th hole as well and never trailed on the second half of the golf course.

“A win is always great, and I think it’s just sweeter when you come from behind,” Fassi said. “It was an amazing journey for 17 holes and it was nice to get the point for our team.”

“It’s awesome to share the course with her (Fassi),” Ortiz said. “We’ve been friends for a long time both from Mexico and from Arkansas. It was a very fun day. They (Team USA) got out to a hot start and it was nice to make a comeback and get the point.”

Razorback Dylan Kim paired with Zach Bauchou dropping their match 4&3 to K.K. Linbhasut and Pimnipa Panthong. Team USA trailed from the first green before falling in 15 holes.

Recently graduated Razorback Alana Uriell teamed with Sahith Teegala and they dropped their match 3&2 to Lorenzo Scalise and Jiwon Jeon. The International Team grabbed the lead on the first hole and never trailed in the match.

Team USA is up 8-4 after play was interrupted for two hours due to weather. When play resumed, Chandler Phillips and Lilia Vu started the Team USA charge with a 6&4 victory.

The Internationals would move the score to 5-2 with a 3&2 Jiwon Jeon and Lorenzo Scalise victory and a 4&3 triumph by Thailand’s KK Limbhasut and Pimnipa Panthong.

The two sides would split the next four matches before the USA’s Braden Thornberry clinched the final match with birdie on No. 18 and move the American lead to 8-4.

Two rounds of competition will be held tomorrow with mixed foursomes teeing off at 7:30 am and four-ball at 1:30 pm.

Both rounds will commence off tees No. 1 and 10. Kim and Uriell change playing partners for the Mixed Foursomes matches while Fassi and Ortiz remain paired. Teams again change up for the afternoon Four-Ball pairings.

Arnold Palmer Cup
Evian Resort Golf Club
July 6
USA 8, International 4

Mixed Four-Ball Results
Match 1:
Jennifer Kupcho/Matthew Wolff, United States def. Viktor Hovland/Olivia Mehaffey, International, 4&2
Match 2:
Chandler Phillips/Lilia Vu, United States def. Jovan Rebula/Albane Valenzuela, International, 6&4
Match 3:
Andrea Lee/Collin Morikawa, United States def. Hurly Long/Patty Tavatanakit, International, 2&1
Match 4:
Kristen Gillman/Davis Riley, United States def. Harry Hall/Wenyung Keh, International, 2-up
Match 5:
Stephen Franken/Emilia Migliaccio, United States def. Stefano Mazzoli/Dewi Weber, International, 3&1
Match 6:
Jiwon Jeon/Lorenzo Scalise, International def. Sahith Theegala/Alana Uriell, United States, 3&2
Match 7:
Brad Dalke/Jamie Freedman, United States def. Jaravee Boonchant/Fredrik Nilehn, International, 3&1
Match 8:
KK Limbhasut/Pimnipa Panthong, International def. Zach Bauchou/Dylan Kim, United States, 4&3
Match 9:
SM Lee/Kaitlyn Papp, United States def. Ronan Mullarney/Chloe Ryan, International, 2-up
Match 10:
Luis Gagne/Ainhoa Olarra, International def. Shintaro Ban/Mariel Galdiano, United States, 1-up
Match 11:
Lauren Stephenson/Braden Thornberry, United States def. Maddie Szeryk/Andy Zhang, International, 1-up
Match 12:
Maria Fassi/Alvaro Ortiz, International def. Sophia Schubert/Justin Suh, United States, 2&1

Saturday Mixed Foursomes Pairings
Match 13: 7:30 am (#1)
Jovan Rebula/Albane Valenzuela, International vs. Jennifer Kupcho/Matthew Wolff, United States
Match 14: 7:30 am (#10)
Jiwon Jeon/Lorenzo Scalise, International vs. Lauren Stephenson/Braden Thornberry, United States
Match 15: 7:44 am (#1)
Hurly Long/Patty Tavatanakit, International vs. Chandler Phillips/Lilia Vu, United States
Match 16: 7:44 am (#10)
Stefano Mazzoli/Dewi Weber, International vs. Andrea Lee/Collin Morikawa, United States
Match 17: 7:58 am (#1)
Viktor Hovland/Olivia Mehaffey, International vs. Shintaro Ban/Mariel Galdiano, United States
Match 18: 7:58 am (#10)
Ronan Mullarney/Chloe Ryan, International vs. Jamie Freedman/Sahith Theegala, United States
Match 19: 8:12 am (#1)
Maddie Szeryk/Andy Zhang, International vs. Dylan Kim/Justin Suh, United States
Match 20: 8:12 am (#10)
KK Limbhasut/Pimnipa Panthong, International vs. Brad Dalke/Alana Uriell, United States
Match 21: 8:26 am (#1)
Luis Gagne/Ainhoa Olarra, International vs. Kristen Gillman/Davis Riley, United States
Match 22: 8:26 am (#10)
Harry Hall/Wenyung Keh, International vs. Zach Bauchou/Sophia Schubert, United States
Match 23: 8:40 am (#1)
Maria Fassi/Alvaro Ortiz, International vs. Stephen Franken/Emilia Migliaccio, United States
Match 24: 8:40 am (#10)
Jaravee Boonchant/Fredrik Nilhen, International vs. SM Lee/Kaitlyn Papp, United States

Saturday Four-Ball Pairings
Match 25: 1:30 am (#1)
Jiwon Jeon/Chloe Ryan International vs. Jennifer Kupcho/Lilia Vu, United States
Match 26: 1:30 am (#10)
Stefano Mazzoli/Lorenzo Scalise, International vs. Braden Thornberry/Matthew Wolff, United States
Match 27: 1:44 am (#1)
Olivia Mehaffey/Maddie Szeryk, International vs. Mariel Galdiano/Andrea Lee, United States
Match 28: 1:44 am (#10)
Luis Gagne/Andy Zhang, International vs. Shintaro Ban/Collin Morikawa, United States
Match 29: 1:58 am (#1)
Albane Valenzuela/Dewi Weber, International vs. Sophia Schubert/Lauren Stephenson, United States
Match 30: 1:58 am (#10)
Hurly Long/Ronan Mullarney, International vs. Justin Suh/Sahith Theegala United States
Match 31: 2:12 am (#1)
Wenyung Keh/Patty Tavatanakit, International vs. Jamie Freedman/Alana Uriell, United States
Match 32: 2:12 am (#10)
Hary Hall/Jovan Rebula, International vs. Zach Bauchou/Chandler Phillips, United States
Match 33: 2:26 am (#1)
Jaravee Boonchant/Pimnipa Panthong, International vs. Dylan Kim/Emilia Migliaccio, United States
Match 34: 2:26 am (#10)
KK Limbhasut/Alvaro Ortiz, International vs. Stephen Franken/SM Lee, United States
Match 35: 2:40 am (#1)
Maria Fassi/Ainhoa Olarra, International vs. Kristen Gillman/Kaitlyn Papp, United States
Match 36: 2:40 am (#10)
Viktor Hovland/Fredrik Nilehn, International vs. Brad Dalke/Davis Riley, United States

Robinson’s Williams commits to Hogs on radio show

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If you weren’t listening to Richard Davenport’s Recruiting Thursday show Thursday night on ESPN Arkansas, you missed a big-time commitment.

Joe T. Robinson defensive end Zach Williams made his commitment to Arkansas official.

“I think over all these schools I visited, I weighed my pros and cons…I felt like Arkansas was the best option for me even though some were very close,” Williams said on the show. “I felt like there was nothing better than home I guess since I was raised around Arkansas.”

He also announced it on Twitter:

Zach Williams on Twitter

SAME STORY SECOND CHAPTER!! Proud to be a second generation HOG!! #WPS @Senator_Pride @ArRecruitingGuy @gabrieldbrooks @NikkiChavanelle https://t.co/AlMRgQ5MEO @ArElite100

His father, Rickey, was an All-Southwest Conference linebacker for the Razorbacks in 1987.

Zach is 6-4, 225, with a 4.57 40-yard time, had over 26 other scholarship offers from schools like Alabama, Texas, Tennessee, Georgia, Oregon, Florida, TCU, Oregon State and Louisville. ESPN rates him a 4-star prospect.

His coach weighed in quickly on Twitter:

Coach Brian Maupin on Twitter

So proud and happy for @ZachWilliams56 @williams_keli and @rick5756 Great Kid, Great Family! Arkansas is getting a good one! Did not leave a single stone unturned on the way! Will do big things on the hill! Now let’s get this state championship!! @Senator_Pride ???????????? #WPS #JoeT

Carl Williams, who committed earlier this week, tweeted his congrats:

Carl Williams???????? on Twitter

Welcome bro bro ????⚪️???? https://t.co/jV1T5w9H7e

Zach Williams also said on Twitter a video is coming soon:

Zach Williams on Twitter

Video of Arkansas commitment coming soon, stay TUNED????‼️???? WPS

 

England promoted; Polanski joins Razorbacks’ athletic training staff

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FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas has named longtime athletic trainer Dave England the interim Director of Athletic Training and Dave Polanski as the head athletic trainer for football.

“Our athletic training program is integral to the health and wellbeing of our student-athletes,” athletics director Hunter Yurachek said. “The promotion of Dave England and the addition of Dave Polanski provides our student-athletes with two outstanding individuals and athletic training professionals who provide great expertise and a breadth of experience to our program.

“Dave England has been at the forefront of care at the University of Arkansas for more than 30 years. His dedication to meeting the athletic training needs of student-athletes has benefitted thousands of Razorbacks in all sports. With his leadership, we will continue to provide our student-athletes with best-in-class care to help them compete and succeed in the SEC and nationally.

“The addition of Dave Polanski, as the head athletic trainer for football, provides Coach Chad Morris and our football student-athletes a tenured and well-respected member of the athletic training community. His outstanding work at Tulsa and UCLA was instrumental in the success of those programs. We are happy to welcome Dave, his wife Krista and their daughters Aileen and Naomi to the Razorback Family.”

England will continue to be the head athletic trainer for the men’s basketball program while taking on additional duties as the interim Director of Athletic Training.

England has been with the Razorbacks since 1984 and has earned numerous awards since returning to his alma mater, including the 2016 Chris Patrick Award which is given annually to the most outstanding athletic trainer in the Southeastern Conference.

He has been recognized multiple times for his work by the National Athletics Trainers Association and the Arkansas Trainers Association.

England was a founding member of the Arkansas Athletic Trainers Association in 1987 and was inducted into the organization’s hall of fame in 1999.

In his role as interim director, England will have administrative oversight of the Razorbacks’ sports medicine program and will continue to enhance the department’s relationships with medical providers, team physicians and other service providers.

In addition to men’s basketball, he will also continue to work with baseball, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s golf and the Razorback spirit squads.

Polanski joins the Razorbacks after spending the last 19 years at Tulsa, where he served as the school’s Director of Sports Medicine and Assistant Athletics Director for Student-Athlete Health & Performance.

Prior to joining the Golden Hurricane, he worked at UCLA beginning in 1994 as an assistant athletic trainer with the football program and one year handling all medical aspects for the men’s basketball team.

Before going to UCLA, Polanski was the athletic trainer for men’s basketball, women’s lacrosse and men’s soccer at The College of William & Mary. He started his career at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian College.

Polanski earned a bachelor’s degree in athletic training from Purdue in 1990 and a master’s in athletic training from Arizona in 1992.

It didn’t take long for media to catch clause in new deal

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USA Today columnist Dan Wolken was the first we saw to catch the clause in Jeff Long’s new contract at Kansas that is interesting:

Dan Wolken on Twitter

Look at this from Jeff Long’s contract with Kansas. If Kansas basketball somehow got put on probation for the FBI stuff, Long’s contract would be automatically extended by the length of the probation. WOW.

And it didn’t take long for Kansas folks to point out his daughter attending Missouri. In case you didn’t know it, Kansas-Missouri is one of those sworn-enemy type deals.

Turnt Wooldridge on Twitter

While Jeff Long was AD at Arkansas, his daughter graduated from Fayetteville HS and chose to attend Mizzou. Now, with a daughter at Mizzou, Jeff takes the AD job at Kansas. Much respect for this close-knit fam whose love language is trolling the hell out of each other.

Brian on Twitter

Congratulations to the university of kansas and their new AD, Jeff Long!

Chris Gervino on Twitter

Perhaps Jeff Long could someday help restore Missouri and Kansas rivalry. His daughter currently attends Mizzou.

Here’s a grab-bag of some of the social media reaction to Long’s hiring with the Jayhawks:

Phog Life on Twitter

Matt Tait: KU maximizes reach in hiring Jeff Long as new athletic director https://t.co/4EfhtaA2Sh

Rock Chalk Blog on Twitter

Jeff Long was Arkansas’ AD for the last 10 years. He also served on the College Football Playoff selection committee. It’s clear what KU’s objective is: Bill Self runs the basketball program, so let’s get a football-centered AD to get that turned around.

Bruce Feldman on Twitter

I think #KU made a very smart hire in getting Jeff Long as Jayhawks new AD. He’s one of the most respected ppl amongst his peers and I’ve talked to several folks who have worked with him thru the years who say he’s the best guy they’ve worked for.

Gary Bedore on Twitter

Great story by Jesse on Jeff Long and why he makes sense for KU, new chancellor. Read about new AD just minutes after the announcement: https://t.co/PhLtaz1sOk

Doug Samuels on Twitter

Kansas is really stepping up and making Jeff Long the #2 paid AD in the Big 12 https://t.co/dmJaJhXi14

Zach???? on Twitter

Everyone talking about Jeff Long hiring BERT now that he’s AD at Kansas is gonna be surprised as hell when Houston Nutt walks out during the introductory presser.

The Naked Guys on Twitter

Jeff Long when he realizes that KU plays in-state teams. https://t.co/dSnzIFDgev

 

Gino Franco on Twitter

So Jeff Long is the new AD at Kansas. Little Rock people are already demanding 2 KU Basketball games per season in Little Rock or they will cut off money.

Greg Flugaur on Twitter

Kansas has given themselves a chance to improve their Football Program with the hire of Jeff Long as new Athletic Director. AD Long also has long and strong ties to Ann Arbor, Michigan which will also help Kansas increase their B1G opportunities.

Derek Johnson on Twitter

I’ll just leave this here. Jeff Long and Les Miles are friends. https://t.co/pPHG5KVyK2

Adam Kaye on Twitter

@ShehanJeyarajah Apparently Jeff Long wanted to get as far away from the College Football Playoff as possible. Mission accomplished.

Morgan Moriarty on Twitter

Kansas hired Jeff Long as its new AD, and naturally, the Jayhawks are officially on *Brian Fantana voice* BERT WATCH, folks! https://t.co/jOCc1p0ytA

Mike Lavieri on Twitter

If this list doesn’t change, Jeff Long’s $1.5 million/year will make him the fourth-highest paid AD in the country. https://t.co/6diHUJ05ha FWIW, Zenger was No. 44 last year. #kufball #kubball

BC on Twitter

@cridings1 @HawgHoops Jeff long got ran off beecause first and foremost he wouldn’t fire Bert (who had the worst record of any coach to last 5 years at Arkansas) He also shifted money that was donated for the baseball team into the coffers of the football team.

Sports Daily KC on Twitter

Why KU’s athletic director hire Jeff Long makes sense for school, new chancellor. Via @jessenewell https://t.co/2iEJpuIaiO

Dr. Saturday on Twitter

As the new Kansas athletic director, Jeff Long is tasked with turning around the most downtrodden football program in the Power Five. https://t.co/4GEozyAV5O

 

 

Long hired as new athletics director for Jayhawks

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Former Arkansas athletics director has a new gig, hired at Kansas as the athletics that will give him a nice raise.

Long signed a five-year contract worth $1.5 million annually with Kansas Athletics Inc. paying $1.3 million of the total and the university paying the remaining $200,000, according to a story at ESPN.com.

Long replaces Sheahon Zenger, who was fired in May after coming to Kansas in 2011 due to a lack of progress, according to the story.

Long was the athletics direct at Arkansas from 2008 until last year when the school fired him, with the school’s chancellor saying he had “lost the support of many of our fans, alumni, key supporters, and members of the university leadership.”

He was the first chairman of the CFP selection committee in 2014 and 2015 and remained on the committee through last year.

Highly-regarded defensive tackle commits to Arkansas

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Highly-recruited Lufkin, Texas, defensive tackle Carl Williams announced his commitment to Arkansas via Twitter on Tuesday:

Carl Williams???????? on Twitter

Please respect my decision???????? #WPS #bEASTexas #RAZORBACKNATION ????⚪️????

Williams, 6-4, 324 pounds, picked the Razorbacks over offers from Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss, Minnesota, Houston and others.

He was coached at Lufkin by Malvern native Todd Quick.

 

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