The countdown to the season is getting short at 64 days as we head into the Fourth of July weekend.

I can’t help my mind from drifting toward football and the upcoming Razorback football season.

As an old-timer, I have to say I’m looking forward to the Rice-and-Beef special at the top of the Arkansas Razorbacks’ football menu this fall.

The Supreme Court ruled in a 9-0 decision Monday that the way the NCAA has been doing business all our lives is unconstitutional in a landmark antitrust case.

We’re about seven weeks away from the start of preseason football practices and 11 weeks away from the kickoff to the season against Rice on Sept. 4.

These Hogs competed and won and lost with class.

For this team to approach excellence, the Razorbacks must find a way to take the series from one of the hottest teams in the country.

McDonnell was a motivational genius, who not only specialized in training his athletes physically and mentally but also in guiding them to be at their best when it counted the most.

The Razorbacks kept their season alive by topping the No. 19 Nebraska Cornhuskers, 6-2 in the elimination final Monday in Fayetteville.

Razorbackers began camping out at the stadium as early as Wednesday evening to make sure they get the perfect spot in the Hog Pen.

The Hogs really can’t afford to look back at the moment. Their minds have to be on their next opponent, and their next game.

The top-ranked Arkansas Razorbacks called the Kopps to lock up the Vanderbilt Commodores and advance to the winner’s bracket of the SEC Baseball Tournament.

Van Horn won’t jeopardize Arkansas’ chances in the NCAA Tournament by overtaxing his pitchers or position players, but he certainly wouldn’t turn down an SEC Tournament title if his Hogs can win one.

A second victory would give the Hogs the outright Western Division title and win them at least a share of the overall SEC title for the first time since 2004.

The Razorbacks are looking to not only wrap up the SEC Western Division title this weekend, but also capture their first SEC regular-season title since 2004.

Kopps has been one of the keys in the Hogs beating the juice out of all comers this season.

Tonight might very well be the biggest baseball game in ASU’s history.

The No. 1 Arkansas Razorbacks and their skipper Dave Van Horn are happy to be back playing in the friendly confines of Baum-Walker Stadium.

Courtney Deifel’s softball squad and Dave Van Horn’s baseball Razorbacks turned the table on the Baton Rouge voodoo.