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Arkansas will premier ESPN's 40 Minutes of Hell documentary on Feb. 11 at Bud Walton Arena. Fans can stay in the arena following the Razorbacks' 12:30 p.m. game against South Carolina. Former Coach Nolan Richardson, the subject of the film, will be in attendance at the game. read more >

Arkansas (13-4, 2-1) at No. 2 Kentucky (17-1, 3-0) was picked months ago as part of ESPN's “Super Tuesday” package. Tonight's game is the first for Arkansas in this slot — regarded as prime basketball broadcast time nationally — since the 2007-08 season. That's three-plus years worth of Arkansas games that went mostly unwatched by anybody outside of the state. read more >

Each week during the football season, the ArkansasSports360.com's staff of Chris Bahn and Jim Harris conduct a no-holds-barred “pressbox roundtable” with selected experts/guest columnists for AS360.com, including former Razorback All-America defensive end Bruce James. This week, we look at how Arkansas has played so inconsistently and yet managed to get to 7-1 and No. 7 nationally (in the BCS), Marquel Wade's flagrant personal foul and the reaction to it and Arkansas' hopes against South Carolina. We also look at the huge Saturday night matchup between No. 1 LSU and No. 2 Alabama, and the coverage Arkansas received via ESPN's "Depth Chart: Year of the Quarterback." Join in the conversation in the comments section below. read more >

This week the entire country will get a chance to see what Fayetteville and the Razorback football program have to offer. ESPN airs the Razorback-centered episode of its Depth Chart series at 6 p.m. on Wednesday. Essentially the program is a one-hour infomercial for Arkansas football in primetime. It's a sales opportunity Petrino couldn't pass up, even if it meant multiple cameras were chronicling practices. Allowing any film access to workouts is rare for Petrino. Keep in mind he discontinued the practice of letting local media watch the first 20 minutes of practice because he considered it a “distraction” for his players. read more >

Planning to watch the Arkansas centered-episode of ESPN's “Depth Chart” series next week? It airs at 6 p.m. on Oct. 26, but you can get an early glimpse thanks to a pair of clips circulating online. Arkansas is one of four schools chosen for the special, which focuses on quarterback play. It's the only program that was filmed during a game week as opposed to training camp. ESPN was at Wisconsin, Auburn and Oklahoma State during camp. read more >