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Wednesday Razorback Post-Practice Notebook
“We’re a team that’s focused, we’ve got a lot of talent and we’ve got leadership and the right mindset, I think, in my three years being here that I haven’t seen before here.” –senior center and team captain Frank Ragnow
The countdown is on as the Arkansas Razorbacks are just eight days away from kicking off the 2017 season with a home away from home opener against Florida A&M Thursday night at 7 p.m. in Little Rock’s War Memorial Stadium.
This is the second-to-last game remaining on the contract with War Memorial Stadium that runs through 2018 (Vanderbilt is next), and that one could be the last Razorback game played in Little Rock. A tradition that started in 1948 could end after 70 years.
War Memorial Stadium has a capacity of 54,120 while Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville holds 72,000 and is undergoing a facelift that will take it to approximately 77,000. It also has better amenities to go with more luxury and club seating options.
“I’ve heard people have complained about it and everything like that, but I have no
