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Arkansas' Katie Izzo competes in the women's distance medley relay during the Razorback Invitational on Friday, Jan. 31, 2020, in Fayetteville.
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Pole vault event has UA flavor
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Limited 'control': Hogs focus on themselves, Sept. 5 opener
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UA signee runs, walks to national honor
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UA signee wins Gatorade national award
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Bucknam shows old NBA side
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Bucknam pushed all-in for Arkansas
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Olympic dreams in wait, see stage
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Razorbacks lament lost championship opportunity
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Track season left sitting on the blocks
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Olympian Spearmon sprints to forefront
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UA track programs collect 31 All-America honors
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Twins double up: Sisters aim for Olympics, pharmacy school
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