Kelly Bryant can make it a happy birthday for Arkansas head coach Chad Morris today.

No matter how well the Hogs recruit for the 2019 class, the Razorbacks are facing an uphill climb next season.

This Razorback football season can’t end quick enough.

The super sophomore from El Dorado made a huge statement Sunday in leading his young Arkansas Razorbacks to a thrilling 73-72 victory over the Indiana Hoosiers at Bud Walton Arena.

If the Razorbacks lose their last two games, this will be the first team in school history to lose 10 games in a season.

Arkansas head coach Mike Anderson has to like the way his 2018-19 Razorbacks are shaping up.

Head coach Mike Anderson did not have to think twice about accepting ESPN’s invitation for the Razorbacks to play Texas in the ESPN Armed Forces Classic.

It will be a monumental upset if the Hogs were to win, but they have pulled off unexpected victories in the past.

Unfortunately, it appears the Hogs will still be looking for their first SEC win going into the final two weeks of the season.

Just like the fall weather, it seems like basketball has snuck up on us.

With three games left on the docket, head coach Chad Morris said he and his staff would use this week’s open date to see what players are still on board.

Saturday’s game presents a huge opportunity for Morris and his Hogs, despite what some may think.

Winning back-to-back games would be a solid accomplishment for a team that has frittered away so many opportunities this season.

Either Arkansas or Tulsa will pick up their second win of the season Saturday when the two beleaguered football teams square off at 11 a.m. at Razorback Stadium.

Former Razorbacks Joe Kleine and Charles Balentine will coach for the Red team, and Corey Beck and Elmer Martin will coach for the White team.

Hopefully the point is moot, and Storey can start and lead the Razorbacks to a much-needed victory over Tulsa.

For the sake of the season, Hog fans need to forget about the politics of fandom for the next 48 hours and just concern themselves with supporting and enjoying their Razorbacks.

For the first time in what sees like a long time, the light the Arkansas Razorbacks see at the end of the tunnel isn’t an oncoming train.

How Hog fans show out in a game like this can make an impact on the current players, recruits, and young people who have yet to fall in love with the Razorbacks.

This Razorback team needs to be judged on improvement. They made some against the Aggies, but their mistakes were too glaring to pull off what would have been a stunning victory.

Sound play on special teams is what I’m looking for from the Razorbacks this week against the Aggies.