Friday 11/23

LSU

20

Football

13

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05/19 - 1:00 PM

SB vs Oklahoma

05/21 - All Day

WGF at First Round

05/22 - All Day

WGF at Second Round

05/22 - TBA

WTN vs NCAA Tournament Individual Singles

05/22 - 9:30 AM

BSB vs Ole Miss/Kentucky

05/23 - All Day

WGF at Third Round

05/23 - TBA

SB vs NCAA Super Regionals

05/23 - TBA

MTF at NCAA West Preliminary

05/23 - TBA

WTF at NCAA West Preliminary

05/24 - All Day

WGF at Fourth Round

05/24 - TBA

WTF at NCAA West Preliminary

05/24 - TBA

MTF at NCAA West Preliminary

05/25 - TBA

MTF at NCAA West Preliminary

05/25 - TBA

WTF at NCAA West Preliminary

05/28 - TBA

MGF at TBA

05/28 - TBA

SB vs WCWS

05/31 - TBA

BSB vs TBD

06/05 - TBA

WTF at NCAA Championships

06/05 - TBA

MTF at NCAA Championships

06/06 - TBA

WTF at NCAA Championships

06/06 - TBA

MTF at NCAA Championships

06/07 - TBA

BSB vs TBD

06/07 - TBA

WTF at NCAA Championships

06/07 - TBA

MTF at NCAA Championships

06/08 - TBA

WTF at NCAA Championships

06/08 - TBA

MTF at NCAA Championships

06/15 - TBA

BSB vs TBD

06/19 - TBA

WTF at USA Championships

06/19 - TBA

MTF at USA Championships

Courtesy: Arkansas

Razorbacks in the Super Bowl

02/05/2012
Athletic Media Relations

FAYETTEVILLE - When Super Bowl XLVI kicks off Sunday evening, it will feature three former Razorbacks. New England quarterback Ryan Mallett lettered for Arkansas from 2009-10, New York offensive guard Mitch Petrus played for UA from 2005-09 and New York offensive tackle Tony Ugoh, who is making his second Super Bowl appearance, lettered from 2003-06. The Razorbacks have been represented in four straight Super Bowls and are guaranteed to have a winner for the third straight year. Arkansas now has 30 former student-athletes or coaches who have been affiliated with a Super Bowl team.

FORMER RAZORBACKS IN THE SUPER BOWL

PLAYER	TEAM	SUPER BOWL (OPPONENT)
Lance Alworth, WR	Dallas	VI (Miami)
Steve Atwater, S	Denver	XXIV (San Francisco), XXXII (Green Bay), XXXIII (Atlanta)
Ravin Caldwell, LB	Washington	XXII (Denver), XXVI (Buffalo)
Mike Cherry, QB	N.Y. Giants	XXXV (Baltimore)
Steve Cox, P	Washington	XXII (Denver)
Henry Ford, DT/DE	Tennessee	XXIV (St. Louis Rams)
Brett Goode, LS	Green Bay	XLV (Pittsburgh)
Ryan Hale, DT	N.Y. Giants	XXXV (Baltimore)
Dan Hampton, DE	Chicago	XX (New England)
Madre Hill, RB	Oakland	XXXVII (Tampa Bay)
Raylee Johnson, DE	San Diego	XXIX (San Francisco)
Greg Lasker, S	N.Y. Giants	XXI (Denver)
Jim Lindsey, RB	Minnesota	IV (Kansas City)
Ryan Mallett, QB	New England	XLVI (N.Y. Giants)
Brison Manor, DE	Denver	XII (Dallas)
Mitch Petrus, G	N.Y. Giants	XLVI (New England)
Dave Reavis, T	Pittsburgh	IX (Minnesota), X (Dallas)
Billy Ray Smith, DT	Baltimore Colts	III (N.Y. Jets), V (Dallas)
R.C. Thielemann, G	Washington	XXII (Denver)
Tony Ugoh, T	Indianapolis	XLIV (New Orleans)
	N.Y. Giants	XLVI (New England)
Dennis Winston, LB	Pittsburgh	XIII (Dallas), XIV (L.A. Rams)

COACH	TEAM	SUPER BOWL (OPPONENT)
Raymond Berry*	New England	XX (Chicago)
Don Breaux*	Washington	XVII (Miami), XVIII (L.A. Raiders), XXII (Denver), XXVI (Buffalo)
Joe Gibbs*	Washington	XVII (Miami), XVIII (L.A. Raiders), XXII (Denver), XXVI (Buffalo)
Bill Johnson*	New Orleans	XLIV (Indianapolis)
Jimmy Johnson	Dallas	XXVII (Buffalo), XXVIII (Buffalo)
John Mitchell*	Pittsburgh	XXX (Dallas), XL (Seattle), XLIII (Arizona), XLV (Green Bay)
Barry Switzer	Dallas	XXX (Pittsburgh)
Fred Von Appen*	San Francisco	XIX (Miami), XXIII (Cincinnati)
*Coached at Arkansas