Hogs running backs coach Jimmy Smith playing big role getting Everett Roussaw out of Georgia to Fayetteville.
Halftime Pod Presented by Eastside Liquor: West
The Muss Bus keeps rolling! Big Ben retires; Ladybacks have a big one tonight; Baseball picks captains, and the Arkansas Food Hall of Fame.
Guest- Danny West
Van Horn on Hogs’ starting practice for season opener, new facility
Arkansas coach Dave Van Horn’s complete press conference Thursday in the new baseball center the team is enjoying.
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The Horse Right Here Episode 2: w/ Lang Wittman and Scott Blair
Lang Wittman (@TheRailbird333) and Scott Blair (CalicoCounty) talk horses each week!
RECRUITING THURSDAY: Davenport on name, image, likeness impact
With the news Wednesday of Hunt family getting involved in NIL, Richard Davenport on the possible effects it could have.
Hogs playing better as season progresses like last year, says Murphy
Democrat-Gazette’s Tom Murphy said on The Morning Rush this Razorback team has improved as defense is better like last year.
Bud Light Seltzer Morning Rush Podcast: Hogs win 5 straight!
Tye & Tommy on the win over Ole Miss, KJ’s Heisman odds, RD joins, plus #NationalGeographicDay!
Razorbacks pull away from Ole Miss in second half for win
OXFORD, Miss. — Arkansas used a 13-0 run midway through the second half en route to a 64-55 victory at Ole Miss Wednesday night.
The win was the fifth straight for the Razorbacks and it was the fifth-straight game Arkansas held its opponents below 40% shooting for the game, a program first in SEC play.
JD Notae led Arkansas with 25 points and five assists. Jaylin Williams added 18 points, eight rebounds while Trey Wade scored 10 points with five rebounds, five assists and zero turnovers.
In addition to holding its opponents below 40% shooting in five straight games, Arkansas has held four of its last five opponents under 60 points (the lone exception was Texas A&M scoring 73 points in a game that went to overtime).
Also, for the first time ever since Arkansas joined the SEC, Arkansas help opponents below 60 in back-to-back road games as LSU only scored 58 and Ole Miss was held to 55 tonight.
Arkansas will play three of its next four at home, including a Jan. 29 (Saturday) meeting with West Virginia as part of the SEC-Big 12 Challenge. Tip off is set for 1:0 pm and ESPN2.
Musselman on Razorbacks’ defense playing hard, key to winning streak
Hogs’ defensive efforts travels on road, shuts down second straight league opponent to set new school mark in SEC games.
