Anderson left the Arkansas program so much better off than he found it in every way. Razorback fans should remember and appreciate that.

Campbell was splendid in setting the table for the victory, and his teammates came through to post what could prove to be a pivotal victory for the Razorbacks.

Arkansas head coach Dave Van Horn shook up his lineup, and the Hogs came to play on a day which neither team’s pitching staff will want to remember.

Something’s gotta give this weekend. Will it be Arkansas’s spotless road series record or Vanderbilt’s undefeated home series record?

The University of Arkansas probably couldn’t have made a better hire for its new head basketball coach than Eric Musselman.

Making a move to hire the hottest coach in the land shows the passion that remains for Razorback basketball among the UA’s most powerful administrators and wealthiest boosters.

April 2, 2019, will not go down as landmark day to be an Arkansas Razorback.

The Razorbacks deserve their top-10 ranking at the moment, but now in the meat of SEC play, it’s going to be difficult to hold on to.

Learning, improving and developing are all going to be essential for next season if the Razorbacks want to avert another subpar season like they experienced this year.

Alabama has pitched and hit well all season, and have shown marked improvement defensively from a year ago.

As solid as last Tuesday’s performance was, I’m certainly not bold enough to predict a Razorback victory on Saturday.

With Razorback baseball at its apex in popularity today, and Hog basketball being more frustrating than fun, the call isn’t absolutely weighted toward the hardwood anymore.

The Razorbacks are left in limbo until Sunday, waiting to learn if they will be invited to the NIT or not.

I’m glad we have at least one more chance to see the Razorbacks play this year.