It is Time for Happy, Crazy, Random, Razorback Football Trivia Funtime Game

by KevinHog on Jul 8, 2009 9:35 AM CDT

As we try to make it through the college sports doldrums, otherwise known as July, SEC content to blog about can be about as hard to find as a cable news channel without any Michael Jackson coverage. With that in mind, how about some Razorback football trivia to pass the time? I'll start off with a question that I knew the answer to, but had to look it up just to be sure, haha.

Here it goes: On September the 24th, 1938, the Razorbacks played their first game in what would later be named Donald W. Razorback Stadium. A WPA project, the stadium originally held a capacity of 13,500. The Razorbacks kicked things off with a win that day 27-7 over which team / university? (Hint:, with a case of Ivy League envy, they once called themselves the "Princeton of the Praire.")

After you post your anwer, you will have to put on a fake sumo wrestler suit and run around Old Main three times while singing the Razorback fight song in Japanese. Hey, I didn't say it was going to be easy! haha. Prize? I am afraid all we can afford here at the moment at ArkansasExpats is inner satisfaction.

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Oklahoma A&M College (now Oklahoma State University)

by HogFanDew on Jul 8, 2009 10:53 AM CDT reply actions

Get your running shoes on, HogFanDew!

Yes, indeed. The once called Princeton of the Praire ( I only know that because I work there) that lost to Arkansas on that day was Oklahoma A&M, which later became Oklahoma State. Now just make your three trips around Old Main in your sumo suit. But be sure to brush up on your Japanese first, haha. Thanks for playing. And welcome to ArkansasExpats.