Posted by Adam Butler on October 6, 2009
on ESPN’s College Football Live at 2:30 PM CST, today (for those of you who are lucky enough to be home at that time).
I am sure the countless Petrino bashers amongst the ESP*I*N on air talent will be nowhere to be found as Petrino will actually be there to defend himself. I expect it will be tame, and that’s just fine.
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Posted by Brett Kincaid on October 6, 2009
The Arkansas defensive ends can play with confidence after a stellar performance on Saturday.
Ronnie Wingo, Jr. got his first collegiate touchdown with a smile on his face.
Alex Abrams recounts Coach Bobby Petrino’s press conference from Monday.
Finebaum takes a look at the differences between 2008 Auburn and 2009 Auburn.
The Hogs will face several Arkansas high school products this week, including former Shiloh star Adam Herring.
Alabama is still looking for the right combination at linebacker after Hightower’s injury.
Saturday’s matchup in Oxford is crucial for both Mississippi and Alabama.
Mississippi State hopes to cut down on the turnovers when Houston visits this weekend.
Gator Nation breathlessly awaits word on when Tim Tebow will be cleared to practice.
LSU fans have once again found phone numbers for several Gator players and coaches.
South Carolina has cracked the Top 25 heading into Kentucky week.
Brandon Warren is no longer a Tennessee Volunteer.
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Posted by Brett Kincaid on October 6, 2009
Vaccinations for the H1N1 virus should be available in Arkansas as early as today for some people. Health officials say anyone who wants the shot should be able to get it.
The Arkansas Scholarship Lottery has had a tremendous first week, pulling in almost $10 million in sales.
He’s got a long way to go, but state Sen. Gilbert Baker topped $500,000 in fundraising this quarter for his race against Sen. Blanche Lincoln.
Attorney General Dustin McDaniel will travel with several of his colleagues to Taiwan. The trip is scheduled to start today.
A Saline County judge is taking a ”scared straight” approach with kids who skip school.
Parts of Rogers are starting to resemble Tombstone.
Cindy Sheehan appears to hate President Obama only slightly less than she hates President Bush.
Three more American scientists have claimed a Nobel Prize, this time for research in physics.
We’ll just call this Something I Would Never Do in 1,000,000 Years.
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Arkansas Scheduled Texas A&M at Jerryworld With Hopes
Posted by Adam Butler on October 6, 2009
of re-establishing a vital recruiting presence in Texas….and it already appears to be close to paying dividends at a crucial position (me thinks guys that big and fast may get shots at RB, but ultimately will be DTs–they are just too hard to find and everyone wants them).
NOTE: Thanks to our friends at Hawgsillustrated, specifically Dudley Dawson, who does a great job. As the top paragraph in his article indicates it’s free.
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