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Hogs eye 3 victories in final 4

By Bob Holt

Posted: October 29, 2012 at 4:09 a.m.

JIMMY JONES
Credit: Special to the Democrat-Gazette
Arkansas quarterback Tyler Wilson says the Razorbacks still have something to play for, even after falling to 3-5 on the season with four games to play.

Arkansas can still qualify for a bowl game, but it doesn’t look good for the Razorbacks after they lost to Ole Miss 30-27 in Little Rock on Saturday.

Tyler Wilson - Ole Miss Postgame

Arkansas quarterback Tyler Wilson recaps the Razorbacks' 30-27 loss to Ole Miss. (By Logan Wilson)
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Sports, Pages 13 on 10/29/2012

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