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I just got the below from WholeHogSports I guess they say they will not be outdone by Hawg Channel :-) Dear subscriber, On Wednesday, Aug. 28, at 10 p.m. we will be making a change to our message board platform at WholeHogSports.com. With football season beginning this weekend, we decided to make this change now in order to avoid any unnecessary disruption of the service going forward. In this email, I hope to answer some questions we anticipate you will have. Why are we making this change? Our message board platform for the past three years is no longer providing the technical support we need. Web technology is constantly evolving and this lack of support would cause future problems with our website, including authentication issues that might make it difficult for you to sign in to your account or possibly even site outages like the one we experienced last Thursday. Will I be able to keep my username? Usernames will be preserved. One slight change...
Jaylin Williams has committed to the Arkansas Razorbacks. The 6-9, 230-pound forward/center from Fort Smith (Ark.) Northside went public with a commitment video that was released via Instagram on Saturday afternoon, becoming Eric Musselman’s third addition for the Class of 2020. Williams chose the Hogs over co-finalist Auburn, but also held offers from Oklahoma State, Texas A&M, UCONN, Illinois, TCU and several others. The Natural State native made an unofficial visit in Fayetteville on November 5 and then returned to the Hill for another visit just four days later. On Nov. 14, Williams officially trimmed his list to the final two schools and set his announcement date. The four-star big gives Arkansas a trio of four-stars for this year’s class as he joins combo guard Davonte Davis of Jacksonville (Ark.) and shooting guard Moses Moody , a Little Rock (Ark.) native who currently attends Montverde Academy in Montverde (Fla.). Next Thursday, the ...
No. 1 Alabama will be without star quarterback and 2018 Heisman Trophy finalist Tua Tagovailoa on Saturday night against an Arkansas team that is reeling in Year 2 of the Chad Morris era. It's not only the biggest story in the SEC this week, it's the biggest story in the entire college football world. Will Mac Jones be serviceable? If not, will we see freshman Taulia Tagovailoa, Tua's brother, step in and give it a shot knowing that his redshirt can still be preserved when his brother comes back? What will Alabama's offense look like without its superstar signal-caller? Let's breakdown the game and make picks straight up and against the spread. Storylines Alabama: All eyes will be on Jones -- the redshirt sophomore who has completed 62.5 percent of his passes (20 of 32) for 237 yards, one touchdown and one interception in mop-up duty this year. He has earned praise from the staff during the last two spring games,...
The Arkansas Razorbacks , coming off a 2-10 season, open 2019 on Saturday with a game vs. Portland State, 4-7 in 2018. It is the first ever meeting between the two teams. While Portland State has beaten FBS teams in the past, in 2015 they beat Washington State and North Texas (66-7!), they are two years removed from a winless season. Arkansas is 13-1 in their last 14 openers, with the lone loss coming to Auburn in 2014. Expect for a game that won’t be very close. We should get a chance to see both Ben Hicks and Nick Starkel get playing time as well as a lot of the freshman. This should be a tune up for the Ole Miss game next week. How to Watch Time : 4 p.m. ET/3 p.m. CT TV : SEC Network Watch Online : WatchESPN Odds ( Via OddsShark ) Spread : Arkansas -28.5 Total : 60.5
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