WizardofhOgZ

Time to pack it in with your "Locks"... "Dobbe’s Locks of the Week season record: 3-9" OUCH!

Those probabilities (as listed above) project a 5 win (actually, 5.4) season, not 4; this based on the probability concept of "expected value". Don't think so? Ask you friendly Probability and Stats Professor and he will confirm.

Ha ha ha . . . "bighogbill" = "littlehogknowledge" The only way Towns will be starting a game this fall is if the 3 QB's ahead of him all get injured and can't play.

I'd replace the 2011 team with the 1968 squad that went 10-1. That team's only loss was a respectable 10 point set-back in Austin to nemesis Texas, who was breaking in a new offense that no one knew how to defend . . . the Wishbone. Otherwise, the young Porkers ran the table with first-year (freshmen were not eligible to play "varsity' then) sophomores Bill Montgomery, Bill Burnett and Chuck Dicus tearing up the SWC. They finished with a solid 16-2 domination of SEC Champion Georgia in the Sugar Bowl. So, I'd rank them above the 2011 team that finished that season by getting drilled by LSU and then beating a good - but not great - Kansas State team in the Cotton Bowl. That 2011 team also lost to Alabama along the way.

Careful . . . if you look at the results of games played in "Death Valley" since 2000, Arkansas has played LSU very, VERY closely there in all but 2 games - even when the Hogs didn't have one of their stronger teams. Arkansas has only won one of those games, but four of LSU's wins came by 4 points or less. For some odd reason, the Hogs seem to play very well in Baton Rouge. This year's game ought to be another good one.

You forgot this one . . . Tyler Wilson leading Arkansas back over the Aggies in 2011