Kent Smith

2 months ago | si.com | Kent Smith

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Arkansas fans might be a tad confused to hear former Texas wide receiver Johntay Cook will be in Fayetteville visiting Sam Pittman's Razorbacks Thursday. After all, the SEC transfer portal rules say no SEC player can transfer to another SEC program in the spring window. Cook clearly had 137 yards and a pair of touchdowns heading into the second week of SEC play in early October, so it doesn't seem possible that Arkansas could be an option.

2 months ago | si.com | Kent Smith

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The Arkansas Razorbacks are set to welcome Little Rock to Baum-Walker Stadium and it may not be the best time to do so. In addition to being the only in-state team to take down the Hogs, the Trojans were on an eight-game winning streak, including a win at Ole Miss, before that streak ended with an 8-6 loss against Western Illinois Saturday. Little Rock stunned Arkansas, 17-7, the first time the two teams played in 2019.

2 months ago | si.com | Kent Smith

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Nineteen days. That's how long it's been since Arkansas basketball officially had games to distract from the pursuit of players in the transfer portal. During those three weeks, there has been little to nothing of actual news to report in regard to the Razorbacks' roster for next season.

2 months ago | si.com | Kent Smith

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — One of the biggest travesties in the local sports world is the lack of honor shown former Hogwild Band director Jim Robken. Not only did he let it be known in an interview with "Morning Mayhem" on The Buzz last week that he had not been invited back to Fayetteville since they figuratively turned out the lights in Barnhill Arena to move the men's basketball team to Bud Walton Arena, but he's reportedly not even in the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame.

2 months ago | si.com | Kent Smith

UNIVERSITY PARK, Penn. — For one full weekend, because of a glitch in SEC scheduling that caused one team to sit out the championship meet at the end of the season, No. 16 Arkansas was the only team in the nation not allowed to compete in gymnastics. The Razorbacks had to sit helplessly as other teams and individuals got to enhance their national qualifying scores while Arkansas could do nothing but potentially watch them breeze right on by. It wasn't because of a lack of trying.