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Hogs find safe haven in end zone

By Tom Murphy

Posted: October 14, 2012 at 4:36 a.m.

JASON IVESTER
Credit: NWA Media
Arkansas safety Ross Rasner (right) sacks Kentucky quarterback Jalen Whitlow in the first quarter of the Razorbacks’ storm-shortened 49-7 victory Saturday at Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville. Arkansas had two sacks in the game, which was delayed once in the first half and a second time in the third quarter. During the second stoppage, with 5:08 left in the third quarter, a decision was made to call the game.

Arkansas knew blustery wind, rain and lightning would impact the playing conditions late Saturday, so the Razorbacks created their own kind of storm from the outset against Kentucky.

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Arkansas coach John L. Smith recaps the Razorbacks' 49-7 win over Kentucky. (By Logan Wilson)
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Arkansas linebacker Terrell Williams pressures Kentucky quarterback Jalen Whitlow during the first quarter of Saturday night’... (By: JASON IVESTER) (Credit: NWA Media)

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