Author: By Terry J. Wood

It’s amazing how differently the same data can be interpreted. One week a team allows just three points and wins by double digits, and its fan base is down in the mouth. Two weeks later, the same team gives up 45 points and loses by a dozen, and the same fan base is encouraged.

A pick six and a punishing running game Saturday propelled the No. 10 Texas A&M Aggies to a 45-33 defeat of the Arkansas Razorbacks at Reyolds Razorback Stadium.

The circus is coming to town Saturday in the form of the No. 10 Texas A&M Aggies. Kickoff is set for 6 p.m. at Reynolds Razorback Stadium.

Both Fayetteville and Van Buren have some growing up to do.

Courtesy Whether he is creating holes as a fullback or making tackles in the Fayetteville Bulldogs’ linebacker rotation, senior Tommy Coker has one ambition on the gridiron, helping his team win. That attitude allowed him to make a swift transition in the preseason from being a full-time fullback to hunting heads as a linebacker on

Manziel’s offseason activity did not affect his on-the-field performance.

the Fayetteville Bulldogs now begin to chase what has eluded them despite winning three state titles in the past six seasons.

There is no worse feeling than having something you felt was yours ripped from you hands.

We won’t call it a must win, but with six of Arkansas’ eight upcoming league opponents ranked in the current AP Top 25, the Hogs really need a victory versus Rutgers this weekend.

The Fayetteville Bulldogs embark on their first road game of the season Friday, making the two-hour drive into Oklahoma to face the Muskogee Roughers at 7 p.m. in their final game before opening 7A-West play at Van Buren on Sept. 27.

By now it’s no secret that Arkansas starting quarterback Brandon Allen is about as likely to play for the Razorbacks on Saturday at Rutgers as you or I.

For brothers Jack and Bruce Armstrong, Friday nights in the fall have always meant one thing, Bulldog football. Their parents Spencer and Kristin Armstrong practically weaned the young men on the sport.

The Fayetteville Bulldogs’ motto for the season is “win every play; improve every day,” and approach seems to be working through two games of the season.

How bad is Brandon Allen’s shoulder injury? Was Bielema being coy and downplaying the severity in his postgame comments? Can A.J. Derby step up if called upon against Rutgers? Terry J. Wood examines some questions around the quarterback position at Arkansas this week.

The Hogs (3-0) won the game, defeating Southern Miss, 24-3, to extend the Eagles’ losing streak to 15, but no doubt some Hog fans will grouse and groan that the victory wasn’t more dominating despite the circumstances.