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Perhaps Arkansas quarterback Tyler Wilson can't do his relationship with offensive coordinator Paul Petrino justice with words. His spring practice performance provides as good an explanation as any of how well he and Petrino fit. It's well documented the sort of spring Wilson had. He threw no interceptions in scrimmages and capped April by completing 31 of 41 passes for 467 yards with two touchdowns in the Red-White game. read more >

Everything about the new video board in Razorback Stadium is big, including the price tag. Arkansas will spend $4.6 million ($4,633,194.12 to be exact) to install a new HD big screen in the north end zone. What they'll get for the money is a board that measures 167 feet wide and 38 feet tall, nearly double the display space currently in the stadium. read more >

Arkansas didn't need to go far for its three latest football commitments. Fayetteville quarterback Austin Allen, linebacker Brooks Ellis and safety Alex Brignoni all committed to the Razorbacks on Monday. All three are rated at least three-stars by multiple recruiting services and helped lead the Bulldogs to a 7A state title in 2011. read more >

Leadership from within was a significant factor in Arkansas football getting through a tumultuous spring. Players in leadership roles helped the Razorbacks end last month on a high note. Those same players will be asked to set the tone in summer workouts, something that ought to be relatively easy after dealing with a rare April coaching change. Quarterback Tyler Wilson, running back Knile Davis, center Travis Swanson, defensive tackle Alfred Davis and linebackers Tenarius Wright and Alonzo Highsmith. All six were heavily involved in getting the Razorbacks through the spring and handling media questions about the departure of Bobby Petrino and hiring of John L. Smith. read more >

Arkansas State Coach Gus Malzahn made 15 stops in 14 different towns and covered approximately 1,100 miles working to promote the Red Wolves earlier this week. ArkansasSports360.com was with Malzahn for the final day of the trip, which included stops in Bryant, Pine Bluff, El Dorado, Fordyce and Hot Springs. There were few signs of fatigue for the coach throughout Thursday's final day of the trip. read more >