Monday Evening Hodge Podge
Greetings Expats readersโฆapologies for my long absence from the blog, but Iโve been living in a tent outside the Green Bay airport for the past few weeks, waiting patiently for Brett Favreโs triumphant return. Now that the biggest event in the history of the universe is behind us, I can resume my regularly scheduled Razorback blogging. So, with that in mind, some links:
* The freshmen football class started their first training camp as Razorbacks today, and Arkansas Sports 360โs Chris Bahn has the full report. Kind of crazy to think that the first game is coming up in less than 4 weeks.
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* Whatโs the top SEC rushing offense of the past 15 years? Any Hog fan would tell you that itโs obviously the recent McFadden/Jones/Hillis attack, but according to one Tennessee blogger that team ranks no higher than third. Check out his full list here, and prepare to be morally outraged.
* If John Pelphrey owes you money, now is a good time to collect: he just got a raise.
*ย Reader Eastville Holdings passes along an article about former Hog Shawn Andrewsโ battle with depression. The Expats staff will be keeping a good thought for himโฆIโm sure he can rely on the rational perspective and cheerful nature of the Philadelphia Eaglesโ fanbase to help him through this tough time, too.
* A Florida fan previews their October 4 tussle with the Razorbacks. His predicted final score is 45-24, although we wonโt spoil the surprise by telling you who heโs thinking will come out on top.
* The word out of Dallas is that Felix Jones might play โa larger role than expectedโ in the Cowboysโ offensive plans. Even famed Hog fan Peter King took a few minutes out of his Favre vigil to write: โFelix Jones is going to be good. Maybe really good. He runs smoothly and with a fluid determination. You arenโt going to see many backs cut with the quickness and decisiveness Jones runs with.โ

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