Razorback Olympic Sports

Larabee is out as Razorback softball coach after six seasons and a disastrous 2015 campaign. Two of his six seasons have resulted in NCAA Tournament berths but 2015 saw Arkansas suffer a 16-37 record overall and just 1-23 in the SEC. Over his six years, Larabee's teams were 38-114 in SEC games. I'd say a change might be a good idea. I have absolutely no clue how the world of college softball coaches works, and no idea who might be a candidate to take Larabee's place. One interesting thing to consider is that Jeff Long has come under some (very mild) criticism from some corners for having only one female head coach in his athletic department. This might be an opportunity to help alleviate that.

The FIRST women's national championship in @UArkansas HISTORY! #WPS pic.twitter.com/YPQb9160cv

— Arkansas Razorbacks (@ArkRazorbacks) March 15, 2015

For all the tremendous success of the Arkansas track program, this is the first national championship won by an Arkansas women's track team. Congratulations to Coach Lance Harter and the entire team. The Razorbacks won a few individual event titles including Sandi Morris in the pole vault and Dominique Scott in the 3,000 meters. The men's team finished 3rd.

PHOTOS | John McDonnell Statue Unveiling http://t.co/YN82NyUmjO #AddingToOurHistory @NeverYield pic.twitter.com/ZQt6d8ccHn

— Razorback Track XC (@RazorbackTF) November 15, 2014

McDonnell joins Frank Broyles as former Razorback coaches immortalized with a statue on campus. It's well-deserved of course. Whenever the SEC boasts about all the national titles they've won, count up how many are Arkansas track titles. It's impressive. Arkansas also made something of a monument park celebrating all of those national titles.