As a leader, Green may explain route concepts, get timing down and develop chemistry much like he did with Andrew Armstrong ...

This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/arkansas as National publisher high on Hogs, but would like one ...

A week from now, college football players from across the country will take the field for the first time in what is commonly ...

Even Sam Pittman unsure of which receivers will trot out with Arkansas Razorbacks' first group for fall practice ...

University of Arkansas quarterback Taylen Green and Razorbacks offensive coordinator Bobby Petrino were the featured guests ...

Wild hogs inhabit 35 states across the United States. In each state, the invasive species wreaks havoc to the tune of ...

Arkansas redshirt-senior offensive lineman Fernando Carmona (Second Team), redshirt-senior punter Devin Bale (Third Team) and ...

Hogs use their snouts to dig through soil, leaving fields scarred and crops flattened. But they also kill livestock and reptiles. The cost: $1.5 billion a year in damage and control spending, ...

Lean Hogs and Pork Cutout are tightly correlated, though seasonal influences and differing market conditions dictate that the spread between the two varies throughout the year.

Feral hogs—or wild pigs, wild boar, feral swine, or razorbacks—aren’t new to the US; by some accounts, they arrived in the 1500s, shipped in by Spanish colonizers as a mobile meat source.

Why is everyone tweeting about feral hogs? More specifically, why is everyone tweeting about 30-50 of them? And why are a lot of the tweets in the form of a parody of a William Carlos Williams poem?