Staff Writer, Pennsylvania State University
Brandon Baker is a staff writer for Pennsylvania State University, focusing on local news in the West Virginia area. With a background in sports journalism, Brandon covers high school sports, local events, and community news. His work has been featured in Overtime Heroics, Tech Xplore, and the Virginian Review.
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Most outsiders expect the Bears to win Arkansas vs Baylor on Saturday, but one former Arkansas star has already shown a path to an upset.
Plus, we look where the five-star power forward ranks among the four most likely next blue-chip recruit for Arkansas basketball.
The Hogs are looking for a bounce-back performance in the Arkansas vs Troy showdown at Bud Walton Arena on Wednesday.
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