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I have recently been diagnosed with Prostate Cancer and am presently undergoing radiation treatment. This has left me very fatigued and as a result I have not been able to spend any meaningful time on the computer over the last several weeks. The treatment will be going on until early December and as a result I won't be posting hawg-tales until January. My plan is to post the next one on January 6th. I ask that you please look for it then and not forget the history of the Razorback football program. Thank you for all that you have meant to me and for being true Hog fans.
See you in January. WPS!
See you in January. WPS!
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Join us next month, as we once again recall tales of the games, players, and coaches from the past.
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