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Knock on Wood: UA passing game impresses in opener

Posted: September 5, 2009 at 11:51 p.m.

The Arkansas Razorbacks' season opening 48-10 victory over the Missouri State Bears confirmed much of what was suspected about the Hogs as the second season of Bobby Petrino's regime as head coach.

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Dennis Johnson returns a kickoff for a touchdown on the first play of the game against Missouri St Saturday night at War Memorial Stadium.

Arkansas started and finished strong Saturday at War Memorial Stadium, trouncing Missouri State 48-10. Read »

Hogs dominate Bears in season debut

Arkansas sophomore Dennis Johnson returns the opening kickoff for a touchdown during the Hogs' 48-10 win Saturday over Missouri State at War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock.

Aside from the season's first game, Arkansas Razorbacks fans saw another first Saturday night at War Memorial ... Read »

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