Valid concerns about limiting the spread of the highly contagious coronavirus all but shuttered NCAA athletics at least until April 1, and possibly if not probably for the rest of the 2019-20 season.
The decision was based on recommendations from the NCAA’s coronavirus (COVID-19) advisory panel as part of an effort to try and limit the spread of the virus.
It would be a shame for this team if the season does end Wednesday night. It just seems too early for this squad to bow out.
The Razorbacks still hold onto the slightest of chances of making the NCAA Tournament.
Beating LSU will be a tall order for a Razorback team short on length. Hopefully the players will respond to their coaching and play smart and disciplined as well as hard.
The Hoop Hogs’ only choice is to keep winning and see where that takes them., while the Arkansas baseball team is off to a 7-0 start and is ranked in the top-10 by all the major services.
Lesser teams would not have played as hard and would have given in to the situation when facing a five-game losing streak, but there’s no quit in this Razorback basketball team.
If the Hogs can knock off the Tigers, Arkansas’ Big Dance dream remains alive for another few days, as improbable as it may be.
Razorback baseball has arrived on the scene to rescue Hog fans from their swooning basketball season.
A victory over the Bulldogs would give the some momentum before going on the road to Florida at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
Going into his 18th season with the Razorbacks, Van Horn takes the various polls in stride, but he does like the excitement it creates among fans.
There are no sure things on the road in the SEC, but this is a game the Razorbacks should have a chance to win.
Excitement for Pittman, Diamond Hogs picked to win the west, and the Hoop Hogs face a 2-game road test.
A Razorback upset over Auburn would be a signature win for Musselman in his first-year at Arkansas.
Nothing is set in stone for the Hogs with 11 regular-season games left to play, but they have to stop grinding their gears.
Musselman has excelled at making strengths out of perceived weaknesses this year, and it has created an excitement among Hog hoops fans we haven’t seen in several years.
Every game for the Hogs is crucial if the SEC remains as tightly contested through nine spots as it is right now.
I don’t like Arkansas’ matchup with MSU at Starkville, but one thing this Razorback team has done all season is prove their doubters wrong.
Beating the Wildcats would still turn heads, and add a measure of perceived validity to what the Hogs have already accomplished.
Musselman and the play of his Razorbacks this season have brought Hog basketball fans out of hibernation, and it’s a wonderful thing to experience.
Musselman and his staff have done an outstanding job of coaching the Razorbacks to an outstanding 12-2 start when all things are considered.
It’s still early in the season with just one of 18 conference games down.
