Watch-Listen: Hogs-Penn at HitThatLine or ESPN Arkansas stations

The 12th/13th-ranked Arkansas Razorbacks start a four-game home stand by hosting Penn on Sunday.

Tipoff is set for 3 p.m. and the game will be broadcast on SEC Network.

• Arkansas and Penn are meeting for the first time.

• Last time out, Arkansas won the Hall of Fame Classic in Kansas City with wins over Kansas State and Cincinnati.

• Jaylin Williams is 1 of 4 players 6-9 or taller in the NCAA to average at least 4.0 assists per game. He leads the team and ranks 7th in the NCAA in assists. He leads the team in assists, rebounds and taking charges.

• JD Notae ranks second in the SEC in scoring (17.8 points per game) while ranking fourth in the NCAA (second in the SEC) in steals (3.2 average).

• Chris Lykes leads the SEC and ranks 18th in the NCAA in free throws made (18).

GAME INFORMATION

No. 12-13 Arkansas Razorbacks vs. Penn Quakers

Current Records: Arkansas (5-0, 0-0 SEC) vs. Penn (3-5, 0-0 Ivy League)

Date/Time: Sunday, Nov. 27 at 3 p.m.

Where: Bud Walton Arena, Fayetteville, Ark.

TV/Streaming: SEC Network, FuboTV

Radio: HitThatLine.com, ESPN Arkansas 99.5 in Fayetteville, 95.3 in the River Valley, 96.3 in Hot Springs and central Arkansas, 104.3 in Harrison-Mountain Home, SIRIUS 84/XM 84

Sportsbook Info (via SI Sportsbook)

Moneyline: Arkansas -3333, Penn +1200

Spread: Arkansas -19.5, Penn +19.5

Total: 147.5 – Over: (-110), Under: (-110)

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It’s no secret, the “boot” is on the other foot, and we had a “tiger” by the tail. “Classic” (but altered) clichés.

See what I tried to do there?

In the final regular season game for 2021, Arkansas did something they had never accomplished, and what better place to do it than in Razorbacks Stadium in Fayetteville?

Quick history lesson:

The Golden Boot trophy (designed by former Razorback David Bazzel) was first awarded to the yearly winner of the Arkansas – LSU game in 1996.

Likewise, the Southwest Classic trophy began its traveling career in 2009.

A throwback to the days of the Southwestern Conference, the winner of the Arkansas-Texas A&M displays it on their respective campus as year-long bragging rights.

The third trophy for which Arkansas competes yearly is the Battle Line trophy.

With Missouri’s entrance into the SEC in 2015, the traveling award is given to the winner of the game held each Friday after Thanksgiving.

Do you want the bad news or the good news first?

Let’s start with the bad news.

Arkansas has never held all three trophies at once. Twice it has held two. In 2010, Arkansas defeated both LSU and Texas A&M to tout two rivalry victories. In 2015, the Hogs donned the Boot and the Battle Line tokens.

But never all three. Never.

Until now. Enter the good news.

With Arkansas winning by a dominate 34-17 score over Missouri on Friday, the Razorbacks closed 2021 with wins over Texas A&M, LSU, and Missouri; all three of their trophy opponents.

Thus all three awards are coming home to Fayetteville for the first time in history.

The players, coaches, and staff have much for which to be proud. The fans? Well, we could not be happier.

Woooo, Sam Pittman!

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HOG REACTION is live after a 34-17 win

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GAMEDAY LIVE: Hogs roll through Missouri to end season on high note

Arkansas rolled over Missouri to end a five-year losing streak with a 34-17 win Friday afternoon at Razorback Stadium in a game that wasn’t as close as the final score sounds.

We’ll have complete postgame coverage later at HitThatLine.com


4Q 1:25: Tyler Badie added a relatively meaningless touchdown on a short run late. The Tigers added a 2-point conversion for the final margin. Hogs 34, Missouri 17

4Q 9:52: Hogs just toying with Missouri now. Tigers throw an interception by Montaric Brown. After a couple of big plays by De’Vion Warren, Rocket Sanders takes an option pitch from Treylon Burks and speeds into the end zone from six yards out. Hogs 34, Missouri 9

4Q 11:44: Arkansas gets an 11-play, 70-yard scoring drive that should have been a touchdown except Trelon Smith’s run was called back for holding on Trey Knox. Cam Little kicked a 23-yard field goal to open a three-score margin. Hogs 27, Missouri 9

3Q 2:03: Missouri answers Hogs’ touchdown with a field goal. Harris Mevis kicks a 41-yard field goal to make it a two-score game. Hogs 24, Missouri 9.

3Q 9:48: Razorbacks starting to just pull away from Missouri now as KJ Jefferson throws to Treylon Burks on a pump-and-go down the left sideline for a 52-yard scoring play. Hogs 24, Missouri 6

(The scoring play gave Burks his sixth 100-yard-plus receiving day this season, which is a first in program history.)

3Q 11:13: Arkansas gets a big play when De’Vion Warren took a little screen pass from KJ Jefferson and went straight down the hashmarks for 55 yards to Missouri 6. Two plays later, Trelon Smith cut back a run up the middle for a walk-in score from 4 yards out. Hogs 17, Missouri 6


2Q 3:02: Tigers answer Hogs’ touchdown with an eight-play, 44-yard drive that was probably slowed by Tyler Badie grabbing Myles Slusher’s face mask on an out-of bounds play. Missouri’s Harris Mevis kicked another field goal, this time from 49 yards. Hogs 10, Missouri 6

2Q 5:53: Arkansas finally gets some offense moving as they drive 76 yards in eight plays, the biggest being KJ Jefferson over-throwing Treylon Burks, who managed to hit another gear to catch the ball but stumbled. Three plays later Raheim Sanders plowed into the end zone for the first touchdown of the game. Hogs 10, Missouri 3

2Q 13:27: Hogs running back Trelon Smith coughs up the ball and Missouri recovers, but the defense doesn’t let them do much offensively. Harrison Mevis drills a 46-yard field goal and the game is tied. Hogs 3, Missouri 3

1Q 10:01: Arkansas manages to get the defense off the field with Missouri over-throws a sure-fire touchdown pass on third down. KJ Jefferson breaks free up the middle for 49 yards but penalties and breakdowns in the offensive line stall the drive and Cam Little kicks a 36-yard field goal. Hogs 3, Missouri 0

Everybody is set and Senior Day completed for Arkansas as we await kickoff.

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