Preseason BlogPoll Released

We here at RazorBloggers are honored again this year to be invited to be a voter in the 2008 College Football BlogPoll.

The BlogPoll is a collection of 83 voters (bloggers) who represent schools from across the country with Brian over at MGoBlog (Michigan) serving as the ‘ringmaster’ of the poll.

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The Committee Approach

This is the second post of a two-part series detailing the more significant NCAA football rule changes for 2008.

Someone once said, “A camel is a horse that was designed by a committee.”  More times than not, that’s true…especially when it comes to the NCAA.

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Rules Of Play

This is the first of a two-part series detailing the more significant NCAA football rule changes for 2008.

The NCAA always likes to tinker with its college football rule book during the offseason and this year was no different.

Granted…as any sport evolves, a review of the rules is not necessarily a bad thing.  Just so long as ‘the powers that be’ don’t screw things up.

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Stanford 5, Arkansas 1 (Stanford Regional)

Hogwired.com: Razorbacks Eliminated in Regional by Stanford

The Razorback baseball team allowed just five runs on Saturday in an elimination game against Stanford at the NCAA Stanford Regional, but could only manage to score one of its own as it was ousted from the NCAA Championships by the host school, 5-1.

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Pepperdine 4, Arkansas 3 (Stanford Regional)

Hogwired.com: Razorbacks Drop Game One of Regional, 4-3

Junior Chase Leavitt had two hits including a RBI single in the top of the ninth, but it wasn’t enough to push the Arkansas baseball team to an opening day win at the Stanford Regional as the Razorbacks fell 4-3 to Pepperdine on Friday.

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Diamond Hogs Headed To Stanford Regional

Hogwired.com: Razorbacks Invited to Join Baseball Field

The Razorbacks travel to Palo Alto, Calif., this weekend to play in the Stanford Regional.  The Hogs will take on the #2 seed in the regional, Pepperdine (36-19, 15-6 West Coast). The regional host and #1 seed Stanford, plays #4 seed Cal-Davis in the other game.

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