Sam Pittman on A&M, Hunter Yurachek on Arkansas athletics, Jimbo on Arkansas!
Saturday Down South’s Connor O’Gara on Hogs not giving up
Some Razorback teams in recent memory might have let go of the rope late in 38-27 win over Missouri State.
Hogs coach Sam Pittman previews Saturday’s game against Aggies
Why running back Dominique Johnson didn’t play, what he’s seen from Texas A&M in their first three games this year.
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Bud Light Morning Rush Podcast: Hogs pull out a close one 38-27
Tye, Tommy and Chuck recap the win over Missouri State with callers all morning!
The Gimme the HAWGS Chuck Podcast E8: Arkansas wins 38-27
Chuck recaps the Razorbacks’ win over Missouri State!
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Where Razorbacks rank in latest AP, coaches’ polls
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The SEC stays the big dog on college football for another week.
With the latest polls released Sunday, the SEC has 40% of the teams in the Top 10 with the Razorbacks staying where they were last week.
This week’s opponent, Texas A&M, is No. 23 in the media poll and 20th in the coaches’ poll. The Hogs moved into the coaches’ Top 10 this week after ranking 11th.
In the Associated Press Poll, the SEC has four teams in the first 10 and eight in the Top 25.. Georgia (1), Alabama (2), Kentucky (8), Tennessee (11), Ole Miss (16), Florida (20) and Texas A&M (23) are the other SEC schools.
Brigham Young, an October opponent for the Hogs, is No. 19.
In last week’s USA Today Coaches Poll the Hogs were No. 11, but they moved to No. 10 following a 38-27 win over Missouri State.
Georgia and Alabama swapped places with the Bulldogs now No. 1 and the Tide at 2. Kentucky is No. 9.
Tennessee is at No. 12, Ole Miss (13), Texas A&M (20) and Florida (22). Despite a loss to Oregon, Brigham Young stayed in the poll at No. 23. They were No. 14 last week. Click here for the Top 25 in the Coaches Poll.
Hogs’ coach Sam Pittman on closer-than-expected win over Missouri State
Pittman says later former Hogs coach Bobby Petrino “prepared his team better,” but felt fortunate to come away with win.
Hogs’ offensive players after overcoming slow start against Missouri State
Razorbacks’ punt returner Bryce Stephens, quarterback KJ Jefferson and running back Dominique Johnson recapping 38-27 win.
