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By Bob Holt

Posted: September 16, 2009 at 4:22 a.m.

Arkansas' Wade Grayson, shown during spring practice, is listed as the Razorbacks' top reserve at center and guard for Saturday's game against Georgia.

By Michael Woods
Arkansas' Wade Grayson, shown during spring practice, is listed as the Razorbacks' top reserve at center and guard for Saturday's game against Georgia.

Grayson good fit for Hogs Sophomore Wade Grayson is listed as Arkansas' backup center, but he's also the top reserve at guard going into Saturday's SEC opener against No. 23 Georgia.

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