New attitude is serving Razorbacks well
It was a bit of a crazy weekend in the SEC.
Track & Field
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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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Razorback cross country sweeps in Birmingham
The University of Arkansas men’s and women’s cross country teams both won titles Friday at the Blazer Classic in Meadowbrook, Ala.
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Hogs travel to Alabama in final tune-up for SEC meet
The University of Arkansas women’s and men’s cross country teams, ranked No. 1 and No. 4 nationally, will run at the Blazer Classic today in ...
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Razorbacks win NCAA hosting rights in track, gymnastics, golf
Arkansas was awarded the host site for upcoming NCAA championship events in indoor and outdoor track & field, gymnastics and men's golf Wednesday.
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Arkansas women look to continue perfect run
The Arkansas women’s cross country team will try to continue demoralizing its SEC competition when the Razorbacks run Saturday at the Gans Creek Classic in ...
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Arkansas cross country teams sweep first meet
Freshman Taylor Ewert had an impressive debut as a cross country runner for the University of Arkansas.
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UA teams finally get chance to run
After months of uncertainty because of the coronavirus pandemic, the University of Arkansas cross country teams are getting to the starting line.
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Versatility helps Bhastekar land at Arkansas
It is appropriate that Arkansas track and field athlete Etamar Bhastekar competes in the heptathlon.
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Harter a no-brainer for HOF pick
Worthy candidates abound for election into the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame in Little Rock.
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Arkansas hopes NCAA track meet not affected by coronavirus delays
Lance Harter and Chris Bucknam view the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships they host next March undermined by some of their coaching and administrative ...
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Razorback cross country schedule minus Chile Pepper for first time in over 30 years
College cross country teams, including the host Arkansas Razorbacks, will not run in this year’s Chile Pepper Festival.
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SEC sets start dates, guidelines for fall sports
The SEC announced Thursday it has established new start dates and guidelines for cross country, soccer, volleyball and fall golf and tennis seasons.
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UA track coaches grateful for SEC
The NCAA has canceled championships for fall sports, but Arkansas is planning to compete in men’s and women’s cross country, soccer and volleyball.
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WholeHog Podcast: QB roundtable, OSU radio analyst Deion Imade, basketball adds commit
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NCAA calls off championships for fall sports
The NCAA called off fall championship events because not enough schools will be competing in sports such as soccer and volleyball.
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No Bowerman in 2020: Razorbacks' Izzo was considered strong candidate
Arkansas has had two finalists for The Bowerman trophy in the past nine years. Katie Izzo could have been the third.
