The league postponed the press conference, but we still have a basic idea of what to expect from the announcement, and what that means for your SEC viewing future.

According to Terry Johnson, the Hogs will be better off in the long term if Brandon Allen starts this season in place of Brandon Mitchell.

Saturday’s football practice inside Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium will be open to the public, head coach Bret Bielema announced Friday. Saturday’s practice will consist of individual and team periods before a scrimmage. Fans attending practice can park in lots surrounding the stadium, but due to an all-day event in Barnhill Arena parking availability could be scattered. The only entrance into the stadium will be Gate 6 off Razorback Road, which will open at 11 a.m., and all fan seating will be on the West side of the stadium.

After a Razorback Club meeting in Greers Ferry Monday night, Bielema fielded a few questions from the media, and Jim Harris provided a transcript at Sporting Life Arkansas.

Chris Bahn takes a look at the training culture Tyler Wilson and many other NFL Draft hopefuls from Arkansas are going through.

Terry Johnson previews the Razorbacks 2013 season and discusses the possibilities of Arkansas earning a bowl trip this year.

The documentary on the 1969 showdown between the University of Texas and Arkansas, "The Big Shootout: The Life and Times of 1969" will have its world premiere on April 13 at the Texas Theater as part of the Dallas Film Festival. Mike Looney and George Francisco's film of this original "game of the century" features interviews with the late Longhorn coach Darrell Royal and the Razorback's former coach Frank Broyles.

Per Know It All Football: Jarius Wright impressed Minnesota enough to make Percy Harvin expendable.

John Diamond, the associate vice chancellor for university relations at UofA, was in Little Rock Friday and gave a presentation in which he discussed the communications and public relations situation of the now-infamous motorcycle wreck.