
The Razorback football program has definitely stepped it up to become part of the national conversation. Now the Hogs probably have as far to go as they have come.
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The Razorback football program has definitely stepped it up to become part of the national conversation. Now the Hogs probably have as far to go as they have come.

The SEC’s suspension of Marquel Wade and Kirk Herbstreit’s comments on the matter were unnecessary piling on.

Sometimes it’s better to be lucky than good. Of course, you need to be pretty good to get to the point where luck can help you out.

Ole Miss brought all the emotion. The Hogs brought more talent and better overall preparation and managed to carry the day.

HogBlogger: All the commentary and noise generated by the Hogs loss to Alabama has been interesting to me.

HogBlogger: Sometimes you can care too much. You circle a game on the schedule while the opponent quietly prepares.

HogBlogger: Obviously the Razorbacks were looking past Troy on Saturday and already had their mind on this week’s game against Alabama. Right?

HogBlogger: After watching the first two games of the season, what are the positives we’re learning about this Razorback football team?

HogBlogger: The Hogs’ performance on Saturday against Missouri State seems to have only added to the excitement for this season’s possibilities. But I’m still not sure.

HogBlogger: There is absolutely no doubt we have entered a new era of Arkansas football. Hog fans are anticipating a great season. So why am I worried?
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