Chicken Soup for the Razorback Soul

by Stephen Expat on Sep 27, 2010 5:03 PM CDT in General

If you're still feeling a little blue after Saturday's game (and who could blame you?) then hopefully this short post will at least temporarily boost your spirits. Consider it a small dose of chicken soup for your wounded soul.

• Simply put, anytime you need a laugh or two, you should check out former Razorback guard Patrick Beverley's Twitter feed. As we detailed the other day, the man appears to be a wee bit excitable. Follow me after the jump to check out a recent example of how he can be mind-blowingly enthusiastic about life's everyday occurrences.

You know, for Patrick's sake, perhaps it's good that the Hogs lost on Saturday. I'm not sure he could have handled a win.

• However down you may have been feeling after Saturday's loss, your emotion was (hopefully) nothing compared to the pain that poor Dave from Mount Pleasant felt in the fall of 2008 when Tommy Bowden was ousted from the Clemson head coaching job. This clip is reason number 136 why YouTube is the greatest invention in the history of mankind.

Here's hoping Dave is in a better state of mind these days.

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So I was at a wedding all day Saturday and was unable to watch the game. First of all, thanks to all for your comments and descriptions because they have done a lot to fill in the gaps for someone who couldn’t (and was despondent about) watch it live.

Bluntly, I was impressed with the hogs’ showing from the box score and by peoples’ description of the game. The greatest frustration is coming close and knowing there was a possibility, but I’ll take it over an embarrassing blowout every time.

I’ve seen that some folks, mostly on other blogs, feel snubbed by the Razorback’s new ranking of 15 in the polls. But I thought I’d like to mention that, in the top 25, the Hogs are the HIGHEST ranked one-loss team and they rank ABOVE five undefeated teams in the AP and Four undefeated teams in the Coaches’. That, to me = respect. As more wins pile in and as more undefeated teams fall I believe the strength of our team will show. Let’s all root for Alabama to blow out the rest of their competition. Yeah, I know. That will keep us out of the SECCG. So What if that also leads to a BCS bowl?

by HogInAiken on Sep 28, 2010 9:11 AM CDT reply actions

like.

people are so down because victory was so close we could almost taste it. but i agree, our team did a heck of a job. definitely looking forward to the rest of the season.

by rumilb on Sep 29, 2010 9:00 PM CDT up reply actions