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Arkansas sophomore cornerback Tevin Mitchel, who wasn't on campus for last year's Razorback spring game, wasn't sure how many fans to expect for Saturday's Red-White clash, but he was hopeful for 20,000, he said late Saturday afternoon. UA senior quarterback Tyler Wilson said he almost felt choked up when he took the field and saw a record spring crowd in the Reynolds Razorback Stadium stands. In maybe the most tumultuous time in Hog football history — with Bobby Petrino suddenly no longer guiding the program and who-knows-who taking over — a crowd of 45,250 fans watched Wilson, Mitchel and the first-team Razorbacks put on a dominating offensive and defensive performance, annihilating the backups 65-0. read more >

Arkansas begin is national attention-getting week with the first of two games on CBS' national television coverage. The Hogs play Mississippi State at War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock, trying to reach 10 wins for the second straight season. Of course, the Hogs face No. 1 LSU in Baton Rouge next Friday. We welcome you to our weekly in-game feature, our live blog of the Razorbacks. Join in, add your comments in the comment section at the bottom or visit our Facebook page, ArkansasSports360, where you can leave your comments as the game progresses. You can also follow our comments on Twitter @cbahn and @jimharris360. Or email jharris@abpg.com. read more >

Arkansas has 17 players back with experience starting on offense or defense in 2009. That figures to make it difficult for first-year guys to get onto the field. Razorbacks coach Bobby Petrino explained Wednesday night on “Bobby Petrino Live” what it takes for freshmen to crack the rotation this year. read more >