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Baseball fans in central Arkansas weren't simply treated to the once-a-year Arkansas Razorback appearance Tuesday night. What they saw was a microcosm of the Hogs' season of recent weeks, all rolled into 10 innings. This one, the Razorbacks won 6-5. A good many of the 10,512 fans who paid to see it were still around when junior third baseman Matt Reynolds singled sharply past the lunging Louisiana Tech second baseman, advanced on walk to Brian Anderson, stole third on his own and came home when the catcher's ill-advised throw to third bounced into left field. It completed a mostly marvelous night for Reynolds, who homered, doubled, singled twice and walked — and struck out with one out and the bases loaded in the second inning. read more >

New Arkansas State Red Wolves Coach Gus Malzahn continues his speaking tour of Arkansas on Wednesday night with an appearance at War Memorial Stadium, where the team has not played since 2006 but are welcome to return any time. read more >

With Matt Reynolds representing the winning run at second base in the 10th inning on Tuesday, and with the memory of four botched chances earlier in the game still fresh, Arkansas didn't wait for a clutch hit. Reynolds got the green light from Coach Dave Van Horn to steal third if the opportunity presented itself, which it did. On the second pitch from Louisiana Tech's seventh reliever, right fielder Sam Alvis, Reynolds swiped third base and Tech catcher Kyle Arnsberg bounced an ill-advised throw past the third baseman into right field. Reynolds scored easily for a 6-5 Arkansas victory at Dickey-Stephens Park in North Little Rock. read more >

Sonja Tate remains the all-time leading scorer for Arkansas State basketball nearly 20 years after her career ended. And Tate isn't just the top women's scorer, she's the most productive scoring threat for all Red Wolves (Indians). Tate still holds five other school records and it's easy to see she left her mark on the program as a player. Now Tate will show us what sort of impact she can have as a coach. read more >

Forward Devonta Abron has been granted his release from from Arkansas. Abron, who averaged 5.7 points and 4.2 rebounds in 32 games last season, is reportedly working to get closer to home. Abron, a 6-foot-8, 255-pound freshman, started 22 games for the Razorbacks. read more >