Darrell Smith transferred in January. Marquel Wade is the heir apparant to Joe Adams at the punt return spot. Right now, Hamilton, Wade, and either Hortgon or Herndon are the starting WR. Juco transfer Demetrius Wilson may come in this fall and provide much needed maturity to the receiving corps. Jason Peacock is back with the team, but still may endure a 1 or 2 game suspension...he'll most likely be back with the team by the Alabama game in Week 3. Rfr. Kody Walker (6'2" 240 lbs.) is also back at RB, and will be Arkansas' short-yardage guy. Also, look for fullback Kiero Small (5'10" 255 lbs.) to play a more active roll for Arkansas in 2012. [View]

No way Ole Miss beats Texass. [View]

Wilson will be as effective, if not more so, in 2012 than he was in 2011, even without Childs, Adams, and Wright. Cobi Hamilton (6'3" 210 lbs. 4.4) was a starter all of 2011, and he returns. Marquel Wade (5'11" 185 lbs. 4.3) is considered by many to be the next Joe Adams. Chris Gragg (6'3" 236 lbs. 4.5) may be the best receiving tight end in the country, and has drawn comparisions to former Mackey Award winner DJ Williams. The key to Wilson's success is the progression of the O-Line. With 3 starters back (C Travis Swanson 6'5" 305, G Alvin Bailey 6'5" 315, T Jason Peacock 6'4" 305), it will be of vital importance for the line to gel quickly, in order to provide Wilson time to throw (not to mention being able to open holes for Knile Davis and the other RB's). Watch for a new receiver to step up for Arkansas.....Juco transfer Demetrius Wilson (6'3" 185 lbs. 4.4), or freshmen Keon Hatcher (6'2" 205 lbs. 4.4), Eric Hawkins (6'0" 180 lbs. 4.25), D'Arthur Cowan (6'3" 190 lbs. 4.4), and Mekale McKay (6'6" 210 lbs. 4.4). [View]

Obviously he's not on the list. [View]

I can't say I will ever be an LSU fan, but I am very glad that my NFL team took Claiborne. How 'bout them Cowboys! [View]

Alabama will always be a good team, especially with Saban on their sidelines. You could go back and look at the 2009 Bama title team. That squad lost some talent, and the Tide slipped a little to 10-3 in 2010 (Bama very easily could have been 9-4 if Arkansas hadn't let them come back on them). The 2011 version of the Tide is losing 7 or 8 starters on defense, and 4 or 5 on offense. Is Bama loaded due to great recruiting? Yes, of course they are. Will these new starters play well and get better as the season goes along? You bet. Does starting experience count for something? Oh yeah it does! Bama starts their 2012 season at the Big House vs Michigan, gets a creampuff breather at home against Western Kentucky, and then opens SEC play at Arkansas. The rest of you can dismiss the Hogs due to what has happened with their coaching situation if you wish, but I can guarantee all of you the Hogs will be ready for Bama on Sept 15. [View]

Just leave it the way it is. Spurrier is just having another hissy fit because his Fighting Chickens didn't win the division. [View]

Matt Jones was a senior in 2004, McFadden was a freshman in 2005....they never played together. Michael Smith rushed for 1,000 yards in 2008 after D-Mac, Felix, and Hillis left, though. [View]

This all adds up to a 3-9 season....you called Central Arkansas a cupcake - don't be surprised if UCA give the Rebs all they can handle. [View]

There is no smoke in Arkansas concerning Fulmer. Hog fans have zero interest in Phil Fulmer as our next head coach. The most recent, and best, rumor is that Garrick McGee is going to be announced as the head coach Sunday or Monday. McGee would leave UAB, come to Arkansas alone and keep the current Razorback staff together, which is what the players and fans want. [View]