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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 >

There was a stretch in the first half where Bobby Petrino found himself wondering why LSU was passing so much against the Arkansas defense. In running up an undefeated record and establishing themselves as the best team in the country, the Tigers had used a strong running game to physically and mentally wear down opponents. So Petrino wondered why he wasn't seeing more early in the game against his third-ranked Razorbacks. LSU (12-0, 8-0) didn't leave anybody wondering where its running game was after halftime. 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 >

The big game has finally arrived. No. 3 Arkansas vs. No. 1 and undefeated LSU, with who knows what on the line for Arkansas, depending on which national pundit and network you might listen to. For LSU, a win sends the Tigers to next week's SEC Championship Game against Georgia. For Arkansas, even jumping over LSU in the BCS Standings when they are released Sunday night apparently isn't assured, even if the Hogs win today. 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 >