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War Memorial will host the Players All-Star Classic at 3 p.m. on Saturday. The game will feature four former Razorbacks, including UCA quarterback Nathan Dick, and four former Arkansas State Red Wolves, plus four other in-state college performers, 13 players out of the Southeastern Conference, and other potential NFL players from around the country. read more >

The University of Central Arkansas football program announced the addition of 23 new student-athletes at Wednesday's annual National Signing Day Reception in the Hall of Fame Room at Estes Stadium. read more >

A pattern becomes evident with just a quick glance at the brief but illustrious history of the Little Rock Touchdown Club's annual awards. Something's in the water in Greenwood. Daniel Stegall, a former Bulldog quarterback who went on to try professional baseball, was honored as his classification's (4A) player of the year in 2005. Tyler Wilson, who just completed his junior season in leading Arkansas to an 11-2 season, was this year's Southeastern Conference offensive player of the year as chosen by the club. And Drew Morgan, a junior who led Greenwood to yet another Class 5A state crown, was the 5A player of the year. read more >

LSU quarterback Jordan Jefferson, who helped lead the Tigers to the national championship game, failed to win in his two trips to War Memorial Stadium as a Tiger, but he'll get a third chance at a win at the Little Rock stadium on Feb. 4. And former Arkansas women's basketball coach Gary Blair, coach of defending national champ Texas A&M, is the next speaker for the Downtown Tip Off Club on Monday. read more >

It's hard to believe Arkansas' high schools could provide fewer than the five football players who signed national letters of intent with the Razorbacks in 2010, but by all accounts this 2012 class will have only four. However, the difference for this Arkansas recruiting class and the 2010 haul is that — should all the commitments hold and one or two difference makers jump on board by Feb. 1 — the out-of-state signing group could be the best the Razorback football program has brought in since joining the Southeastern Conference in 1992. read more >