5/7/2008 - By Hootens.com Staff

The Razorbacks wrapped up spring practice on April 26 with the Red-White Game in front of a school-record crowd of 40,200. That attendance figure is the seventh-best in the nation this year and the third-best in the Southeastern Conference.
 

5/4/2008 - By Dennis Smithson

I was born in 1958, so in my formative years, the HOGS won with regularity. I expect Arkansas to win. Bruce James always told watchers of Sports Week that Arkansas should never lower their expectations. Rick Schaeffer always says we should not expect too much. After all, Alabama, Auburn and LSU expect to win. So what should Razorback fans expect? BusinessDictionary.com gives this definition of expectations: Presumed degree of probability of an occurrence; average probability of a chance occurrence.
 

4/27/2008 - By Terry J. Wood

The Red squad, composed of starters, triumphed, 45-14, over the Whites, second and third teamers, in a contest built to leave fans smiling and Arkansas' first-teamers filled with confidence going into the summer.
 

4/25/2008 - By Terry J. Wood

First-year Arkansas head coach Bobby Petrino refers to games as "showtime," and the new-look Hogs take the stage at 6 p.m. Saturday in the first true Red-White Game in years.
 

4/23/2008 - By Terry J. Wood

First-year coach Bobby Petrino prefers a running back bigger than 5-9, 175-pound Michael Smith, but the new head Hog likes the size of Smith's heart.
 

4/20/2008 - By Terry J. Wood

Arkansas broke routine for its third spring scrimmage Saturday and for the third time the offense outdid the defense.
 

4/18/2008 - By Terry J. Wood

Though the Hogs will have their second major scrimmage of the spring at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Coach Bobby Petrino had his squads go through live middle- and passing-skeleton drills for more than an hour of the two-hour practice Thursday.
 

5/1/2008 - By Chad Hooten

Former Carlisle coach comes out of retirement to lead Mustangs
 

4/24/2008 - By Barry Groomes

It's a safe assumption that Darren McFadden gets drafted within the top six picks at this week's NFL Draft in New York. When McFadden's name is called, the former Pulaski Oak Grove star extends an impressive streak to six straight years that an Arkansas high school product has been selected in the first round of the draft.
 

4/23/2008 - By Barry Groomes

It takes more than three hours to drive the 152 miles between South Arkansas towns Ashdown and Crossett. But Coach Todd Ledford links those towns this year after taking over at Crossett after coaching the past 10 years (seven as head coach) at Ashdown.
 

4/21/2008 - By Chad Hooten

Lake Hamilton all-state quarterback Phillip Butterfield commits to University of Tulsa offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn.
 

4/21/2008 - By Chris Hooten

Robert Johnson leaves Mountain Home where he served as defensive coordinator the past five years. He succeeds Greg Johnson whose Hamburg teams won 32 and lost 43.
 

4/15/2008 - By Hootens.com Staff

Watson Chapel head coach George Shelton has completed his new staff, adding his long-time defensive coordinator Andy McCready and former McCrory head coach Rony Jones.
 

4/2/2008 - By Chris Hooten

Salem has hired veteran coach Sammy Weir to guide the Greyhounds out of a three-year funk.
 

11/27/2007 - By Hootens.com Staff

Army became the first FBS team (formerly Division I) to offer a scholarship to Bentonville's Anthony Blackmon. Blackmon switched from linebacker to running back this fall and ran for more than 2,500 yards and 33 touchdowns, falling just short of the big-school single season rushing record (2,767 yards) held by DeArrius Howard of West Memphis. Blackmon didn't receive any recruiting interest before the season.
 

10/18/2007 - By Nate Olson

Most in-state recruits remain committed to the Arkansas Razorbacks despite an 0-3 SEC start and much speculation about Coach Houston Nutt's job security.
 

10/10/2007 - By Nate Olson

With the football season more than half completed, hootens.com releases the Top 30 in-state recruits.
 

9/27/2007 - By Nate Olson

"There's a guy named Anthony Blackmon who has the potential to surprise a lot of people. He played defense for us last year, and he moved to running back in the spring. Anthony is a great story. He has a 4.0 grade point. He is a wonderful young man, and he had one of the most phenomenal off-seasons I have seen. I think he has a chance to get a lot of attention by the time the season's over. - Bentonville Coach Barry Lunney (at Hooten's Arkansas Football magazine release July 10, 2007)
 

11/20/2007 - By Hootens.com Staff

In reviewing the Bears' first full season in the Southland Conference where they played McNeese State in the finale for a title, University of Central Arkansas coach Clint Conque says it was "a very good season."
 

11/15/2007 - By Hootens.com Staff

CONWAY - The University of Central Arkansas Bears, underdogs much of the season and the preseason eighth-place pick in the Southland Conference, run with the big dogs Saturday in Lake Charles, La. UCA (6-4, 5-1 Southland) goes for a share of the regular-season title against defending champion and perennial league power McNeese State (10-0, 6-0).
 

10/16/2007 - By Barry Groomes

ASU coach Steve Roberts, the dean of Sun Belt coaches, served as defensive coordinator at Texas High (Texarkana) before taking over at Southern Arkansas University. He has compiled a career record of 72-64-1.
 

10/16/2007 - By Nate Olson

Arkansas Tech's upset of Henderson State and Ouachita Baptist's homecoming win over Southern Arkansas were my only blemishes last week. However, I finally predicted UCA's game correctly.
 

10/9/2007 - By Nate Olson

Central Arkansas kept me from a perfect week by winning 35-14 at No. 19 Sam Houston State. Before season's end I might pick a UCA game correctly. Last Week: 5 of 6 (83 percent). This season: 26 of 32 (81 percent).
 

9/25/2007 - By Nate Olson

After a fast start, I stumbled last week. I gambled on a Ouachita Baptist upset over Delta State and thought UAM's losing streak would stretch to 12, but the Boll Weevils surprised in a 48-32 win over Harding.
 

9/20/2007 - By David Wallace

VILONIA'S (5A West) success the rest of the way may hinge on how quickly its do-everything quarterback Kevin Puckett returns.
 

1/23/2008 - By Hootens.com Staff

Torrance "Tank" Daniels, in his second season in the NFL and his first with the New York Giants, will be a reserve linebacker and special-teams member on Feb. 3 when the Giants meet the undefeated New England Patriots.
 

11/27/2007 - By Barry Groomes

 

11/20/2007 - By Barry Groomes

 

11/15/2007 - By Barry Groomes

 

11/5/2007 - By Barry Groomes

 

10/30/2007 - By Barry Groomes

 

10/22/2007 - By Barry Groomes

1. Ohio State (8-0): Defense and special teams boost an average offense.