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Arkansas now plans to spend an estimated $40.31 million for its football operations center. Why an increase from the $35-million estimate when the facility and accompanying parking lot were propsed in 2009? Well, the Board of Trustees approved on Thursday a "revised Capital Project Proposal" for the center with the addition of an elevated parking lot. read more >

Apparently, you can cross Boise State off the list of potential 12th opponents for Arkansas in 2012. Broncos Athletic Director Mark Coyle told the Idado Statesman that playing the Razorbacks in Cowboys Stadium is not “on our radar.” Both schools are looking for a final opponent and had been linked together in schedule speculation by fans. read more >

Sure, Arkansas Athletic Director Jeff Long is still trying to figure out football opponent No. 12 in 2012, but plenty else is going well. Long has stressed from the beginning of his tenure that Arkansas would be nationally competitive in all sports, and Saturday was a glimpse of that happening. read more >

Arkansas has yet to determine which of its 2012 home football games will be played in what venue. A decision is on hold until the Razorbacks find a 12th opponent and complete their schedule. Athletic Director Jeff Long did not rule out the possibility of LSU moving from Little Rock to Fayetteville when discussing next year's schedule. Long said he wants to wait until that time to decide between War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock or Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville. read more >

Arkansas' 2012 football schedule, most of it, has been released. There is still one more non-conference game left to fill. Arkansas has yet to set a location for its home games, so it is unknown which games are at War Memorial and Reynolds Razorback Stadium. read more >