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yeeeeeeessssss! NIGHT SEC GAME IN FAYETTEVILLE

Next Saturday's game at LSU will be on ESPN starting at 6:15 pm CT. #WoooPig

— Razorback Football (@RazorbackFB) November 8, 2015

CBS picked Alabama vs Mississippi State for their afternoon game, leaving Arkansas vs LSU for the prime time spot. Night game in Tiger Stadium. Let's do it.

This is one of CBS' double-header weekends, so the Razorbacks-Rebels will be the lead-in for Alabama-LSU. That also means Verne and Gary won't be doing the broadcast for the game.

This is a shame. Bret vs Gus III should get an afternoon slot at least, regardless of how bad the teams are. Especially when later games are Missouri vs Vanderbilt and Western Kentucky at LSU. Sigh.

It's a 6:00pm CST kickoff in Tuscaloosa. This will be four night games in a row for the Razorbacks. Unusual. Hopefully the Hogs can take advantage of one of these opportunities.

The Oct. 3 (Week 5) #SEC TV schedule has been released: http://t.co/lDLHgaVsCS pic.twitter.com/6nNblaAmba

— SEC Sports (@SEC) September 21, 2015

The Hogs and Vols will kickoff at night in Knoxville in a couple of weeks. It will be either 6:00 or 6:30. The times shown in the tweet are all Eastern times. This isn't a big surprise, but it's starting to become clear that very few major conference games will ever get the morning kickoff slot anymore, which I think we can all agree is a good thing.

The Hogs and Aggies will kick off at either 6:00 or 6:30 Central on either ESPN, ESPN2, or the SEC Network. All the times in the link are Eastern times.

@doc_harper pic.twitter.com/DAi2P2SLkt

— Reginelli (@s_reginelli) August 31, 2015

Yes, Billy Ray Cyrus is wearing a Razorbacks cap at the MTV VMAs. Anybody know if he's a fan? Add him to the list of celebs that would have been better fits than Ralphie May for that SEC documentary from last year. I'd think he'd better be a fan if he uses the hat to hide his trademark early 90s mullet.

The SEC Nation crew is heading to Fayetteville for the opening weekend of the season. The show broadcasts from each SEC campus throughout the season. Joe Tessitore will be the host this year along with Marcus Spears, Paul Finebaum, Kaylee Hurting, and Greg McElroy. Fans can show up to the mobile studio similar to College GameDay. The show broadcasted from Fayetteville last year for the Alabama game and set up on the grassy hill just north of the stadium.

Haven't decided and won't until late August. But I'm leaning towards Arkansas. We'll see. https://t.co/bxL7YD5IyV

— Kirk Herbstreit (@KirkHerbstreit) July 17, 2015

Just passing this along...

And @realDonaldTrump just "Called the Hogs"... #WPS pic.twitter.com/3SYweZZ6QI

— Blake Eddins (@_BlakeEddins) July 18, 2015

Trump's Hog Call is the greatest Hog Call in the history of Hog Calls. It is more incredible than all other Hog Calls combined. Trump's Hog Call will go down in history and your Hog Call is a loser Hog Call. It's so bad it makes me sick. They will record Trump's Hog Call as the instruction for all future Hog Calls. Bret Bielema wishes he had Trump's Hog Call. Mike Anderson's Hog Call is nothing compared to Trump's Hog Call. Jimmy Dykes' Hog Call is isn't half of Trump's Hog Call. Dave Van Horn's Hog Call is garbage. For Hog Calls worth billions, you want Trump's Hog Call.

The ridiculously large gathering of media people at SEC Media Days have voted Arkansas 4th in the SEC West with 6 votes to win the West and 3 votes to win the SEC. Alabama was picked to win the West but Auburn received the most votes to win the league championship. These projections are almost definitely terribly wrong.

From 11am to 1pm, Bielema will be live in Chicago for NFL Draft coverage with the NFL Network. There's a chance he could be on set while a Hog or two is picked, which would be pretty cool. "Bielema will be on a set located in Selection Square, just outside of the Auditorium Theatre at Roosevelt University in Chicago. He will be joined by NFL Network host Melissa Stark and Northwestern head coach Pat Fitzgerald."

2015 SEC Media Days schedule: pic.twitter.com/esW5I2wUGl

— Barrett Sallee (@BarrettSallee) March 3, 2015

Bret Bielema and three hand-picked player representatives (he likes to take seniors, so bank on Jonathan Williams and probably Brandon Allen, I have no idea who the defensive rep will be) will break the summer doldrums by speaking at SEC Media Days on day 3, Wednesday July 15. He'll go third following Nick Saban and Mark Stoops. I'd say it's a prime spot to go on Saban day and go in between snoozers Stoops and Gary Pinkel.

“@WhiteCitrus_: @KirkHerbstreit who ya got in the Texas bowl? Hogs or UT?” Arkansas. Hogs few steps ahead of Texas in rebuilding process.

— Kirk Herbstreit (@KirkHerbstreit) December 24, 2014

We're getting Dave Pasch, Brian Griese, and Tom Luginbill