Today is as a good a day as any to stir the pot a little with some predictions concerning the Arkansas Razorbacks.

Head coach Chad Morris challenged his players Wednesday when he reiterated that all positions — not just quarterback — are unsettled going into preseason workouts.

You’ve got to love the toughness and resiliency of the No. 4 Arkansas Razorbacks baseball team.

For the first time since 1989 the Red-White game won’t be on campus.

Realistically, Arkansas’ baseball season is nowhere near the point of almost. The Razorbacks have faced the toughest three-week stretch of the baseball season that any team in the nation has faced and are likely to face in regular season play.

If Lee can pitch solidly for the Hogs Friday, it could be a very good sign for the Razorbacks going forward.

It’s great to hear that Sidney and his era of Razorbacks basketball is finally getting its due on the national level.

Every Arkansas basketball fan should be ecstatic by Daniel Gafford’s decision to return for his sophomore season with the Razorbacks.

Perhaps one of the best pitching matchups of the entire season is on tap when the Hogs and Gators play at 5:30 p.m.

Last week is going to be one of those weeks Razorback baseball fans are going to recall for years.

Arkansas coach Mike Anderson has his Razorbacks’ dancing, and from the comments made by the Head Hog and his players, they intend to leave their mark on the Motor City this weekend.

Having old-time rival Texas in town for a baseball series sent this old Hog fan’s mind to reminiscing last night.

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Should Arkansas defeat Florida, the Hogs would play the winner of Tennessee-Mississippi State game on Saturday.

When considering the dismissal of senior forward Dustin Thomas from the Arkansas Razorbacks basketball team, it’s a bit ironic to recall a couple of things Arkansas head coach Mike Anderson said last week.

Hoops head to Missouri, Diamond Hogs face USC, first football practice under Morris

The Razorbacks have won six of their last seven games and the squad appears to be peaking for tournament time.

This has been a roller-coaster season for the Arkansas Razorbacks so why should the last two weeks of the regular season be much different?

With every game the Arkansas Razorbacks win, the next one just gets bigger.

This Razorbacks squad isn’t expected to be good this season, it’s expected to be one of the nation’s best.

It’s too early to tell if Arkansas was just fortunate to be playing Ole Miss, or if they are actually gaining momentum.