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THURSDAY JUL. 24

SEC Media Days Notebook : Hogs only SEC program on athletic probation

BY BRANDON MARCELLO Northwest Arkansas Times

HOOVER, Ala. — SEC commissioner Mike Slive had hopes of leading programs in the SEC to a probation-free era when he took the job five years ago. Today, there’s just one smudge on that goal.

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Keuchel, Pierce named summer league All-Stars

UA Sports Information

Razorback baseball players Dallas Keuchel and Chad Pierce were each named to their respective league All-Star games as the summer leagues move past the halfway point.

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Arkansas soccer releases 2008 season schedule

UA Women’s Communications

The University of Arkansas women’s soccer team plays eight NCAA Tournament teams and hosts the Razorback Invitational as part of its 2008 schedule. The Razorbacks’ 20-match schedule includes nine home matches, five of those against Southeastern Conference opponents.

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THE RECRUITING GUY : Hogs staff tries its luck at Las Vegas tournaments

RICHARD DAVENPORT

LAS VEGAS — Name a college basketball coach, and he’s probably here or will be soon.

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WEDNESDAY JUL. 23

UA WOMEN : Razorbacks release 2008 volleyball schedule

UA Sports Information

University of Arkansas head coach Robert Pulliza announced the 2008 Razorback volleyball schedule on Tuesday.

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Always a Lady’Back : Wurth-Thomas leads strong group of former UA women into 2008 Olympics in Beijing

BY NATE ALLEN Northwest Arkansas Times

Whether you call them Lady Razorbacks or Razorbacks, the heritage of the University of Arkansas’ women’s track and field program has never been represented on the U.S. Olympic team like it will next month in Beijing, China.

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SEC MEDIA DAYS : League of their own

BY TOM MURPHY

HOOVER, Ala. — College football’s best start gathering today in the heart of Dixie for SEC media days.

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LIKE IT IS : Long wait for college football season is over

WALLY HALL

HOOVER, Ala. — Starting this afternoon, the small lobby of the Wynfrey Hotel will be crowded.

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Robinson named to Ted Hendricks watch list

UA Sports Information

Razorback senior Antwain Robinson has been named to the Ted Hendricks Defensive End of the Year watch list, it was announced by the award’s foundation on Tuesday.

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Former Hogs complete stint in NBA Summer League

UA Sports Information

Steven Hill, Darian Townes and Sonny Weems, three former Razorback basketball players, recently completed play in the National Basketball Association’s Summer League in Las Vegas.

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Petrino says he doesn’t miss NFL

— Marty Cook

FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas Coach Bobby Petrino doesn’t miss anything about the NFL, not even the paychecks. Petrino made an appearance Tuesday on ESPN’s College Football Live show and sat down for a taped interview with host Brent Musburger. Petrino’s ESPN appearance was his first as Arkansas’ coach, as he had turned down several invitations to appear on other ESPN shows. Several ESPN analysts criticized Petrino after he was hired at Arkansas for leaving the Falcons before the NFL season ended. During the “rapid fire” segment Tuesday, Musberger asked Petrino what he would miss most about the NFL, where Petrino coached for 13 games with Atlanta in 2007. “Not a thing,” Petrino said. Afterward, Musburger said: “Coach, you did pretty good at rapid fire, but I thought for sure you’d tell me what you miss the most was the paychecks.” Petrino will earn $2.8 million from Arkansas, almost $2 million less than what he made with Atlanta. Petrino did use the regular portion of the interview with Musberger to address his sud

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Hogs’ DE Robinson on Hendricks list

— Bob Holt

Arkansas senior Antwain Robinson is among 36 players on the Ted Hendricks Defensive End of the Year watch list, it was announced Tuesday by the award’s foundation. Robinson, of Little Rock, has 23 tackles for loss in 28 career games for the Razorbacks, 1 including 11 /2 sacks. He also has scored three touchdowns on two interception returns and a fumble return.

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VIDEOS: Nutt brings anticipation to Ole Miss

Jul 24, 2008

Ole Miss head coach Houston Nutt sees a lot of similarities between his first Ole Miss team and his first Arkansas squad. That's what ...

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Longtime trainer Weber takes on new role with UA

Jul 24, 2008

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SEC Media Days: Nutt familiar with Petrino

Jul 24, 2008

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SEC Media Days: Saban laughs at mediocrity

Jul 24, 2008

HOOVER, Ala. — Alert the masses. Nick Saban just chuckled. A reporter asked Alabama coach Nick Saban about facing the recent med ...

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SEC Media Days: Richt still faces celebration issue

Jul 24, 2008

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AP Top 25

Updated April 16

1. Kansas 35-3

2. Memphis 37-1

3. North Carolina 36-2

4. UCLA 35-3

5. Texas 31-7

6. Louisville 27-9

7. Tennessee 31-5

8. Xavier 30-7

9. Davidson 29-7

10. Wisconsin 31-5

11. Stanford 28-8

12. Georgetown 28-6

13. Michigan State 27-9

14. Butler 30-4

15. Washington State 26-9

16. Duke 28-6

17. West Virginia 26-1

18. Pittsburgh 27-1

19. Notre Dame 25-8

20. Purdue 25-9

21. Marquette 25-1

22. Western Kentucky 29-7

23. Drake 28-5

24. Villanova 22-1

25. Vanderbilt 26-8

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Arkansas Razorbacks' 2008 Football Schedule

Aug. 30

@ Western Illinois

     12:00 am

Sep. 6

@ Louisiana-Monroe

     12:00 am

Sep. 13

@ Texas

     2:30 pm

Sep. 20

@ Alabama

     12:00 am

Oct. 4

@ Florida

     12:00 am

Oct. 11

@ Auburn

     12:00 am

Oct. 18

@ Kentucky

     12:00 am

Oct. 25

@ Ole Miss

     12:00 am

Nov. 1

@ Tulsa (Homecoming)

     12:00 am

Nov. 8

@ South Carolina

     12:00 am

Nov. 22

@ Mississippi State

     12:00 am

Nov. 28

@ LSU

     1:30 pm