ChiefTenBeers2015

That would be something special to be 2-0 heading into Hog country. Our series is extremely lopsided in Arkansas' favor - it's about as good a time as ever to put a W notch on our side of the stick. And let's keep Mason Fine healthy, used to call these games Body Bag Games for a reason. Go Mean Green

We travel down to College Station in '20.

The past is what makes college football so special. I think we should open every season against SMU for as long as we can. These regional rivalries are so important, obviously.

We're 0-10 vs. the Longhorns. 0-9 vs. the Aggies. 4-4 vs. Tech. 1-12 vs. Baylor. 0-7 vs. OU. 7-7 vs. HOU. 4-4 vs. Rice. I could go on...cool site.

We've never beaten Arkansas. 9 games lost since 1947.

Should go without saying, although I'll say it, keeping Mason Fine healthy is crucial to our success. Best wishes to Weatherspoon. This unit needs to stay injury-free and strong for us in '18. Reducing the number of Fine sacks is so important.

Build it and they will come...

IF you read the aggies preview it states that good 'old Darrell Dickey is the new offensive coordinater for Jimbo Fisher...

Sept. 22 at Auburn, Sept. 29 vs. Texas A&M, Oct. 6 vs. Alabama Any stretch that includes both Alabama and Auburn in a span of three weeks is never for the faint of heart. Both the Crimson Tide and Tigers will again be loaded on defense this season, and with first-year coach Chad Morris taking on a major rebuilding job at Arkansas, finding a way to even get to 20 points against Alabama and Auburn will be a chore for the Hogs, who were 1-7 in the SEC last season. Sandwiched between the Auburn and Alabama games is a home date against No. 23 Texas A&M, which has won six in a row over Arkansas, with three of the past four being overtime games. Can we catch the hogs looking ahead to their next three games when we visit on the 15th? A Mean Green early two score lead and shoot out down the stretch would be great, although special teams could be a concern against athletes in the sec...