Derek Oxford

Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at the ultimate failure of an opposing head coach to game plan for Arkansas football.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. -- A border war turned into a heavyweight bout on Friday night at Harmon Field in Northwest Arkansas.

An aggressive trend that appears to be sweeping college football leads into the question of why Arkansas remains unpunished.

Yes, Ole Miss' skunking of Georgia took a bit of edge off what they did to Arkansas, but that Rebels rout still points to a culture problem.

Too much brotherly un-love from the Haszs and Metcalfs has the Razorbacks reeling as the transfer portal opens. They need to keep these guys.

A current Razorback starter is sold on a certain theory regarding why grumpy, old Bill Belichick is donning the powder blue for UNC.

The elitism that has defined SEC football for decades - much to Arkansas' chargrin - is getting taken down a notch.

SEC football's talk sports radio king ropes Arkansas into talk about Steve Sarkisian's future and the fate of the Dallas Cowboys.

Sam Pittman at least had a legitimate excuse, but you can't really say that about first-year Arkansas basketball coach John Calipari.

Normally, it wouldn’t matter if Calipari chose to go with a blue blazer instead of red one on the road. These, however, aren’t normal times.