Bob Wisener is a sports editor for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and The Sentinel-Record. He has a wide range of experience covering various sports topics, including horse racing, football, and other sporting events. His articles provide in-depth analysis, updates, and insights into the world of sports.
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Today at 4:00 a.m. Bob Wisener Guest column Its "Summer Under the Stars" series ended last Saturday with a Tony Curtis
I may scream if someone else writes, in any forum, how improved the Arkansas Razorbacks look after two games.
If trainer Chad Brown can win races on dirt, Hall of Famer Steve Asmussen can have good fortune on grass.
Their Week One game played three days earlier, two Kansas City Chiefs took in the U.S. Open men's tennis final Sunday in New York. As if by Pavlovian reflex, the paparazzi noticed.
OPINION Today at 4:03 a.m. A few scores from Arkansas high schools Friday night made a fellow scratch his head -- underdogs can believe in miracles -- before colleges intervened Saturday.
Quick takes on a slow day before another football weekend, hopefully one that brings about less screaming at the TV when one's favorite team errs.
Today at 4:03 a.m. Skelly wins almost every time entered at Oaklawn, yet risks being tagged as a horse that needs a certain track.
OPINION Today at 4:03 a.m. Razorback fans may talk about last week's game with Oklahoma State until convinced they can look at it
All Arkansas and UAB had to do to live up to an earlier game Saturday was recite the Gettysburg Address in iambic pentameter or walk across Niagara Falls.
Same old Razorbacks, some royal rooters likely were saying in the first half Saturday. With the same condescension it was asked, didn't they learn anything from one week to the next?
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