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Why The Red Team Won: Did you glance at the rosters before kickoff? Arkansas coaches loaded the Red team with starters from the offense and defense, effectively ending the game before it began. Quarterback Tyler Wilson led the Red team to a 37-0 halftime lead in completing 75.6 percent of his passes. Red receiver Cobi Hamilton had 11 catches for 156 yards to lead all receivers and tight end Chris Gragg had 130 yards receiving and two touchdowns on nine catches. Red offensive possessions resulted in 698 yards of total offense. Arkansas' first-team defense held the White squad scoreless and allowed only 126 yards of total offense. read more >

Arkansas went through testing during the days leading up to the start of spring practice. Below are the top 10 marks in 40-yard dash, bench press and squat, courtesy the UA: read more >

Arkansas running back Knile Davis clocked the fastest 40-yard dash on the team during pre-spring practice testing. He has set multiple personal records in the weight room and Coach Bobby Petrino declares Davis is “100 percent and completely healed.” Davis, who missed last season with a fractured left ankle, might still not be ready for contact when spring practice begins Wednesday. Coaches continue to evaluate Davis and Petrino said during a Razorback Club event in Harrison that contact might not come at all during the 15 spring practices. read more >

Arkansas should win the AT&T Cotton Bowl. But several Razorbacks who haven't shown up in key games of late need to bring their 'A' games Friday night at Cowboys Stadium or the Hogs' bowl woes of the past quarter-century will continue against a well-coached, disciplined Kansas State football team. read more >

Willy Robinson, Arkansas' defensive coordinator, said he couldn't remember LSU's lightning-like scoring drive late in the first half, covering 66 yards in five plays and requiring just a minute, that gave the Tigers the lead for good Friday. "It's all a blur," was all Robinson would offer. The plays that turned Friday's No. 1 vs. No. 3 showdown toward LSU in Tiger Stadium definitely were blurs: Tyrann Mathieu's 92-yard punt return when he darted through four Hogs seemingly primed to tackle him inside his 20, and then the 66-yard drive following a Razorback fumble in which Jordan Jefferson passed the entire distance — four darts and one incompletion against Arkansas' overly cushioned secondary. The Hogs were determined to keep the talented LSU receivers in front of them, so the Tigers took what was there, including a 9-yard quick-slant pass from Jefferson to Russell Shepard for the go-ahead score. read more >