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Razorback freshman Moses Moody drafted 14th overall by the Golden State Warriors
University of Arkansas freshman guard Moses Moody, 19, was selected in the 1st round by the Golden State Warriors with the 14th pick of the NBA draft on Thursday night.
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Former Razorback runner talks about coming out as transgender
A transgender pro runner, who’s recently gone public about gender and sexual orientation, talks of time as an Arkansas Razorback and a fear of returning to the state today.
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Arkansas Senate calls the Hogs
University of Arkansas Athletic Director Hunter Yurachek and basketball coaches Eric Musselman and Mike Neighbors were in the Arkansas Senate gallery today to hear a reading of a Senate resolution congratulating them on strong basketball seasons.
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If football happens, the Hogs will have a game in 2021 with UAPB
UAPB, Rice and Texas are on the 2021 schedule.
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The rebirth of Razorback football?
You want to know why Arkansas knocking off Mississippi State — I resist usage of the term “upset” despite the Bulldogs’ inflated new ranking — was so damn special?
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The 2020 Razorback football preview
Pearls About Swine’s post-pandemic preseason special, part 1 of 2.
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Arkansas football coach Sam Pittman joined Fayetteville protest
Sam Pittman, new this year as Arkansas football coach, was among the crowd who gathered in Fayetteville for a peaceful protest last night.
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Hogs looking fragile
Arkansas was having such a charmed first season under Eric Musselman that this recent, turbulent mid-season lull has been awfully jarring.
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Musselman off to promising start
Borrowing our Southern parlance, it’s “awful early yet” in the Hog coaching career of Eric Musselman, but while he’s helming an almost impossibly small, basically six-deep roster, he’s also accomplishing things in his first year that most of his predecessors couldn’t fathom doing.