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TV talk: Arkansas-Ole Miss draws night game, Southwest Classic details finalized
FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas will play another night road game at Ole Miss on Oct. 7.
The game between the Razorbacks and the Rebels will kick off at 6:30 p.m. at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, Miss. It will be televised by SEC Network.
Ole Miss (3-1, 0-1 SEC) fell from 15th to 20th in this week’s Associated Press Top 25 poll following a 24-10 loss at Alabama. The Rebels are scheduled to host No. 13 LSU on Saturday at 5 p.m.
The trip to Ole Miss will be Arkansas’ third of four consecutive games away from home. The Razorbacks (2-2, 0-1) are scheduled to play Texas A&M on Saturday at 11 a.m.
Arkansas has won two of three games against Ole Miss under fourth-year coaches Sam Pittman and Lane Kiffin. The Razorbacks won 42-27 last season in Fayetteville. The Rebels won 52-51 in 2021 when Arkansas failed a 2-point conversion with no time remaining.
Southwest Classic team
The Arkansas-Texas A&M game was assigned to SEC Network over the weekend.
That game was passed over by ESPN in favor of a game between Florida and Kentucky in the same 11 a.m. time slot. Both games were being considered.
Play-by-play announcer Dave Neal, analyst Matt Stinchcomb and sideline reporter Alyssa Lang have been assigned to the SEC Network broadcast.
It will be the second time this season Neal has called an Arkansas game. He was on the call for the Razorbacks’ 28-6 victory over Kent State on Sept. 9.
SEC Network will televise a game from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, for the first time. The network’s pre-game show “SEC Nation” was on site before the Aggies’ 23-21 victory over the Razorbacks last season.
The Southwest Classic, as the neutral-site series has been known since 2009, has previously been televised by ESPN, ESPN2, ABC and CBS.
SEC Network televised Arkansas’ 42-31 loss at Texas A&M in 2020 when the game was moved to the Aggies’ home stadium.
In addition to the TV broadcast, Arkansas has drawn the ESPN Radio crew of Mike Couzens (play-by-play), Max Starks (analyst) and Mike Peasley (sideline) for the second consecutive week. That crew was on the call for the Razorbacks’ 34-31 loss at LSU.
SEC TV Schedule for Oct. 7
LSU at Missouri, 11 a.m., ESPN
Western Michigan at Mississippi State, 11 a.m., SEC Network
Alabama at Texas A&M, 2:30 p.m., CBS
Vanderbilt at Florida, 3 p.m., SEC Network
Kentucky at Georgia, 6 p.m., ESPN
Arkansas at Ole Miss, 6:30 p.m., SEC Network
The No. 21 Missouri Tigers enter their final regular season game with the least injury questions than they have had for most other games since the beginning of November.
But, there was a few new additions to the team’s availability report ahead of the Week 14 game against Arkansas. Below is the full availability report for the Tigers and the Arkansas Razorbacks.
This post will be updated throughout the week with new availability reports posted Thursday, Friday and 90 minutes before the 3:15 p.m. kick off.
Missouri Initial Availability Report:
Note: Missouri players with injuries previously reported to be season-ending are not listed on this post.
• DB Shamar McNeil – OUT
• LS Brett Le Blanc – OUT
• OL Logan Reichert – OUT
• RB Kewan Lacy – QUESTIONABLE
True freshman running back Kewan Lacy took one carry against Mississippi State in Week 13 before exiting the game with injury. Head coach Eli Drinkwitz said in the week leading up to that game that he would expect Lacy to see more opportunities going forward.
Le Blanc handles punting long snapping duties for Missouri, while Trey Flint takes care of field goals and extra points. Expect Flint to slide in for Le Blanc Saturday.
Arkansas Initial Availability Report:
• DL Nico Dalliver – OUT
• DB Jaylon Braxton – OUT
• K Kyle Ramsey – OUT
• DL Anton Juncaj – DOUBTFUL
• RB Braylen Russel – QUESTIONABLE
• DB Anthony Switzer – QUESTIONABLE
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Arkansas Children’s, a private, non-profit paediatric care organisation, has partnered with Press Ganey to improve paediatric patient experience.
Beginning 1 January 2025, this collaboration is aimed at bolstering the paediatric care organisation’s commitment to improving service and care for patients and their families.
Arkansas Children’s executive vice-president and chief operating officer Jamie Wiggins said: “We believe that every interaction with our patients is an opportunity to make a meaningful impact.
“By leveraging Press Ganey’s expertise and industry-leading pediatric benchmarks, we will gain valuable insights that will empower our teams to continuously improve and innovate in delivering compassionate care.”
Press Ganey will offer its patient experience and provider star-rating solutions to help Arkansas Children’s monitor feedback and enhance care quality.
The partnership will enable Arkansas Children’s to leverage Press Ganey’s AI-powered text analytics.
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This will help analyse open-ended feedback from online reviews and post-visit surveys, providing an understanding of patient and family perspectives.
The goal is to gain actionable insights that can further improve the patient experience.
Press Ganey provides experience measurement, data analytics and insights to health systems and caters to more than 65% of all freestanding paediatric hospitals.
This partnership will allow Arkansas Children’s to benefit from shared learning and innovation within Press Ganey’s network of institutions.
Press Ganey CEO and chairman Patrick Ryan said: “Families trust Arkansas Children’s to provide the highest quality care for their children.
“This partnership reflects their dedication to listening to families, responding to their needs, and innovating to create a world-class paediatric healthcare experience.”
Arkansas Children’s network includes two paediatric hospitals, a nursery alliance, statewide clinics, a research institute, a USDA nutrition centre, and numerous education and outreach programmes.
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PHILLIPS COUNTY, Ark. — A suspect in a Helena-West Helena homicide caused a barricade situation Tuesday as he was being processed in the Phillips County Detention Center.
Authorities said a prisoner who was being processed at the jail was able to get hold of some type of instrument and cause harm to himself.
He barricaded himself in the processing area and pepper spray was used to subdue him.
The prisoner was taken to the local emergency room for treatment. No one else was injured.
Helena-West Helena Police Chief Vincent Bell said he doesn’t know much more about what happened at the jail, but said the inmate is connected to a fatal shooting Tuesday afternoon.
The suspect was being held in connection to an incident where a man was shot dead in the doorway of O’Reilly Auto Parts in West Helena.
The shooting was the result of a disagreement that started in front of a motel, and the victim ran to the front of O’Reilly’s where he was fatally shot.
Chief Bell offered no details on a motive or the name of the victim.
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