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For starters, Hogs say they're better

By Tom Murphy

Posted: September 4, 2009 at 5:39 a.m.

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Arkansas coach Bobby Petrino watches his players practice on the UA campus on Sept. 1.

Coach Bobby Petrino has said Arkansas will be better in 2009, but does that mean the Razorbacks can be better at every position ? "I would hope so," Petrino said.

Less than 48 hours from the season opener, Bobby Petrino speaks to the media to preview the Hogs' coming game against Missouri State in Little Rock.

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