Sunday, Jun. 16, 2019
If, like me, you were hoping “Late Night” would be a comedy smash that would brighten up what has been a pretty dull summer at the movies, you might be a little disappointed with the film.
At this point in the process, there are no flukes. Every team is worthy, and every team deserves respect.
The victory was a great one for this retooled Razorback team, who returned just eight of 27 roster players from last year’s CWS runner-up squad.
Super heroes rule the cineplex. For good or ill, it’s a fact.
An Arkansas victory over the Rebels would be a fine accomplishment that could set the tone for a national title run.
What an exquisite weekend of baseball it was for Razorback fans at Baum-Walker Park.
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Van Horn has rarely if ever held back his ace to open an NCAA Regional in his 17 seasons as the Hogs’ head coach. The move speaks to the overall strength of the program.
It’s going to be a party in the Hog Pen this weekend, and no fans support their program more ardently when they are winning than Hog fans.
The film plays very much like a Rob Zombie slasher film remake, except the serial killer uses the super powers of Superman to deal death and destruction instead of an array of blades, tools, or other weapons.
Arkansas will have to win three games in three days to take their first ever SEC Baseball Tournament championship.
Is the glass half full or half empty for the Arkansas Razorbacks as they enter play in this week’s SEC Baseball Tournament?
Here’s a brief run down of some of the most anticipated movies opening this summer.
Musselman is wisely using the current rules to garner the best value out of his recruiting efforts.
No matter how confident and strong the Razorbacks feel after winning their last four SEC series, all of that comes to a halt if they drop the series to the Aggies.
It’s a lame, dumb movie that’s been done better a score of times, but I also admit that I got a kick out of watching it.
The No. 4 Razorbacks walloped five homers including a fourth-inning grand slam by second baseman Jack Kenley Thursday night en route to a 14-4 rout of No. 16 LSU at Baum-Walker Stadium.
There will be more baseball at Baum-Walker Stadium this year barring a complete collapse by the Arkansas Razorbacks, but that makes the No. 4 Hogs final regular-season series against No. 16 LSU no less special and important this weekend.
It’ll be interesting to see if the Razorbacks continue to play as well from atop the SEC as they did to rise to that coveted position.
The film hits the bullseye with its high-concept of class falling for crass in the middle of the high-stakes national political scene.
I love the fight in this team, but what I like even more is that you never know who is going to be the hero.
If super heroes are your bag, then the movie should be well worth the price of admission.
