Day One Highlights from Media Days

November 7, 2014

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The RazorVision team coverage of the opening day of the Southeastern Conference Football Media Days is on-line.

SEC Commissioner Mike Slive joins the coaches of the first four schools appearing on day one of SEC Media Days on the podium.

The Voice of the Razorbacks, Chuck Barrett, and Razorback Director of New Media, Blair Cartwright, provide ArkansasRazorbacks.com viewers with clips and quotes from the opening day.

This week’s wall-to-wall coverage is a free preview of RazorVision. If you like what you see, sign up for your RazorVision package today. The cost is only $9.95 per month, and includes all the previous programing available to subscribers of RazorZone for men’s events or All-Access for women’s events.

If you are already a RazorZone member, there is no need to make any changes. You automatically became a RazorVision member on Monday. Your login and password remain the same, just more great Razorback on-line content.

If you’re not a member, here’s what is coming this week from Birmingham:

* — Packages each day from SEC Media Days with clips and coverage of each SEC team

* — Special extended length coverage on Friday when the Head Hog speaks to the league’s media.

* — Interviews with SEC officials and other attending Media Day.

If you like what you see, we invite you to become a regular member of RazorVision. Along with streaming audio on football, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, volleyball, soccer and gymnastics, RazorVision members see streaming video from home basketball, baseball, volleyball, gymnastics, softball, track & field and swimming events during the year. RazorVision will bring special Game Day Fayetteville coverage this season in football plus postgame comments and highlights from each Arkansas home event.

Those that join up this week get a chance to see the first premium content area only packages as the RazorVision team follows Coach Petrino from wheels-up in Fayetteville through the interview rooms at The Wynfrey Hotel in Birmingham until the end of the day.