Jacob
I started Hog Database (originally called Razorback Legacy) in April 2005 as an Arkansas Razorback photo archive. It has grown into a site covering all aspects of Arkansas Football. Follow me on Google+ or on Twitter @HogDatabase.
It’s only happened twice in Razorback History…. In 1990 we scored 44 in a loss to Texas Tech (44-49) Last weekend we scored 41 in the loss to Georgia (41-52) The only two Conference games in Razorback History we have lost when scoring more […]
The Arkansas vs Georgia game has been added to the database. Ryan Mallet set two Razorback records in the loss yesterday. He threw for 408 yards which topped Clint Stoerner’s record for Most Passing Yards in a Game set back in 1997. He also […]
My shameless theft of the woopig.net pre-game ritual. Watch their board around noon for ArkGuy’s post. Update: Here it is. Hogs play first “home” game Closer than the experts think Longest week ever Alright football poets, show us what you’ve got.
The Hogs moved up in the SEC Power Poll to #7 this week. Auburn Jumped the Razorbacks while South Carolina and Tennessee dropped. As you can see from my ballot I still think this is a bit low. What do you think?
Back for week 2… Here is my ballot for this week’s SEC Power Poll. 1. Florida – I’m gonna throw up if I see Tim Tebow’s halftime speech one more time. 2. Alabama 3. LSU 4. Arkansas – Petrino didn’t turn the first page […]
Seating Chart Frank Broyles Field at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium
Results from the SEC Power Poll are in… I thought I was being unbiased by ranking the Hogs 6th… 8th looks a bit low to me. What do you think?
UPDATE: Prosecutor reports no charges against 3 Arkansas players Breaking story… http://woopig.net/board/index.php?topic=67504.75 http://www.4029tv.com/news/20810845/detail.html http://www.arktimes.com/blogs/arkansasblog/ http://www.uatrav.com/ Just sent out to media from Sports Information: FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The following is a statement from University of Arkansas Vice Chancellor and Director of Athletics Jeff Long. “The […]
