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Dating the Hogs


Well, not that kind of date, if that is what you were thinking, haha. But date as in numbers, a specific point in time since the big bang. This week's question involves a red letter date in Razorback history, the date the running Razorback first appeared on our helmet. Do you know which year it was?  If you think you do or even if you just want to guess, please vote below and look for the answer in the comment section. Come on expat readers, don't disappoint us here. This is the easiest question of the summer thus far! Not to put any pressure on you or anything like that, haha.

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Which year did the Hogs first wear the iconic Razorback on the side of the helmet?
1909
20 votes
1964
58 votes
1894
2 votes
1958
70 votes

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And the answer is

1964, the same year we won the national championship. The other years are important dates as well. 1894, the Hogs start playing football. 1909, Hugo calls us a bunch of wild Razorbacks after a game with LSU. 1958, a Georgian named Frank Broyles starts his epic career at Arkansas. I hope you got it right.

by KevinHog on Jul 29, 2010 2:15 PM CDT reply actions  

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