Nearly every Razorback football coach had a catch phrase or a term they used often to explain either what they wanted out of their team or to describe their team or players.

With the Arkansas Razorbacks prepping for their first preseason scrimmage on Saturday, the energy has to be high on the Hill.

The Razorbacks are well-stocked at running back, and each of the backs have different running styles and skills sets that should keep things interesting.

The future seems to be looking up for Arkansas, but no coach likes to walk into a season knowing their starting left offensive tackle and nickel back are injured before the first hit of practice has been made.

There is thought that Morris might lean even more on the running game than usual in his first years as the Hogs’ head coach.

With the most important position up in the air, my level of concern goes from apprehensive to frightened.

In these cynical times, it might be difficult to get some to buy in before there are results on the field, but it is a worthy effort for the Head Hog to cultivate in the preseason.

SEC Football Media Days begins today in Atlanta, Ga., which means the college football season is within smelling distance.

Arkansas will send seniors Santos Ramirez, Dre Greenlaw and Hjalte Froholdt with head coach Chad Morris to SEC Media Days in Atlanta this year.

Hog fans need to remember that patience is a virtue, and that Broyles and Petrino both had losing records their first seasons at Arkansas.

The biggest variable for the Razorbacks at the moment is under center.

Fans painted the stands Razorback red for all of Arkansas’ games from the onset, but the tournament got redder and redder and redder as the series advanced.

What the 2018 Razorbacks accomplished this season was tremendous. Give Oregon State credit for kicking the door down when they saw a crack.

UA officials today announced they’ll open up Baum Stadium for a watch party for tonight’s College World Series matchup between Arkansas and Oregon State.

The Gators are a tough opponent, maybe the toughest, but there’s no reason to believe the Razorbacks won’t respond by playing excellent baseball themselves.

Fayetteville and Northwest Arkansas are great places to live and work for so many reasons, but a title-chasing Razorback squad just seems to accentuate what is already great about our corner of the state.

The selection committee clearly wanted a taste of the SEC when it set up the seeding for the NCAA Baseball Tournament.

Former Razorback and Prairie Grove Tiger Jalen Beeks will be making his first appearance in the big leagues, when the Sox take on the Detroit Tigers at Fenway Park.