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FAN GUIDE2010 ARKANSAS RAZORBACK FOOTBALL

GAME DAY INFORMATION

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Welcome to the University o Arkansas

2010 Football ScheduleDATE OPPONENT SITESept. 4 TENNESSEE TECH Fayetteville, Ark.

Sept. 11 LOUISIANA-MONROE Little Rock, Ark.

Sept. 25 ALABAMA* Fayetteville, Ark.

Oct. 9 Texas A&M (Southwest Classic) Arlington, Texas

Oct. 23 OLE MISS* Fayetteville, Ark.

Oct. 30 VANDERBILT* (Homecoming) Fayetteville, Ark.

Nov. 13 UTEP Fayetteville, Ark.

Nov. 27 LSU* Little Rock, Ark.*-SEC Game

Please check ArkansasRazorbacks.com or game times.

RAZORBACK TICKET CENTER

The Razorback Ticket Oce islocated next to Baum Stadium at1295 S. Razorback Road, Suite B.

The Ticket Oce is open Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

The Donald W. Reynolds Razor-back Stadium Ticket Oce opens

two hours prior to kicko.

Guests can also order tickets bycalling 479-575-5151 (local calls),

1-800-982-HOGS (4647) or by

ordering on-line atArkansasRazorbacks.com.

Directions to

Donald W. Reynolds StadiumThe University o Arkansas campus is accessed rom Interstate 540 at three major exits: 60 (Razorback Road), 62(Sixth Street) and 63 (Weddington Road). The core athletic acilities (with the exception o Baum Baseball Stadiumand the Tyson Indoor Track Center) are located between Razorback Road on the west and Stadium Drive on the eastand Maple Street on the North and Sixth Street (Martin Luther King Blvd) on the South.

Football Venue: Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium, Frank Broyles FieldLocation: Intersection o Maple Street and Razorback RoadAddress: 350 N. Razorback Road

For a campus map, please go to www.ArkansasRazorbacks.com


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Stadium Parking

PARKING

Parking lots to be used or home ootball games are in-dicated on the ootball parking maps on the Universityo Arkansas Transit and Parking website at www.park-ing.uark.edu. Also available is a listing o parking poli-cies, maps and diagrams, pre- and post-game trac fow

and shuttle inormation or all Razorback home ootballgames. Vehicles will be relocated rom the designatedparking lots by midnight prior to kick-o.

GENERAL PUBLIC PARKINGPublic parking is limited on campus on game days. Fansare encouraged to arrive early. Pay parking is availableat the Harmon Avenue Parking Garage located North oCenter Street on Harmon Avenue. There is a $10 chargeper vehicle or parking. Spaces are available on a rst-come, rst-served basis.

Free o-campus public parking is available o o Razor-back Road approximately one mile south o the stadiumbetween Martin Luther King (6th Street) and 15th Street.Shuttle service is provided beginning our (4) hours be-ore kick-o. The shuttle provides return trips until allans are returned to their vehicles ater the conclusion othe game. For more shuttle inormation, please reer tothe Shuttle Section below.

RESERVED PARKINGCertain lots will be reserved on game days. Parking passesor Fayetteville games at Donald W. Reynolds RazorbackStadium are available through the Razorback Foundation

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mation about RazorbackFoundation, Inc., pleasego to www.razorbackoundation.net.

Please reer to the Razorback Foundations Scholarship parking map locatedat www.razorbackoundation.net or www.ArkansasRazorbacks.com or thelocations o those reservedlots.

DISABILITY PARKING

Disability parking witha state-issued hang tag isavailable in Lot #56 whichis at the corner o MartinLuther King (6th Street)

and Razorback Road. Patrons with a disability may ride the disability shuttlewhich originates at Lot #56 and unloads at Gates 1 and8 (both on the West side o the Stadium) and 14 and 16(both on the East side o the Stadium). Because o thehigh demand or the shuttle service, the service is re-stricted to those patrons who have a disability and one(1) caretaker or riders needing additional assistance.

BUS AND RV PARKING

Bus parking is available at Baum Baseball Stadium o oRazorback Road approximately mile south o DonaldW. Reynolds Stadium. There is no charge or bus parkingand space cannot be reserved. Shuttle service is availablerom Baum Stadium per the shuttle schedule outlinedlater in the document.

RV parking is not allowed in any campus parking lot.

Scholarship RV parking is available at Road Hog Park lo-cated approximately one (1) mile south o the stadiumo o Razorback Road, east on 15th street. Please calJohn Kauman at 479-409-8178 or inormation, pricesand reservations.

Non-Scholarship RV parking is available next to RoadHog Park and is available on a rst-come rst-served ba-sis. Please call John Kauman at 479-409-8178 or inormation, prices and reservations.

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Tailgating at Razorback FootballUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS TAILGATING POLICY

Tailgating at the University o Arkansas is a cherishedpart o the Razorback game day tradition, but with the cel-ebration comes responsibility. Please ollow the policies be-low to ensure a wonderul home game experience.

The heart o tailgating at the University o Arkansas isThe Gardens, located south o Donald W. Reynolds Razor-back Stadium near Bud Walton Arena, as well as the manyscholarship parking lots and green spaces surrounding theootball stadium.

POLICY PURPOSEThe Universitys tailgating policy is designed to achieve

many important objectives, including ensuring the comortand enjoyment o all game day patrons, enhancing the sae-ty, security, and well-being o all sta responsible or gameday activities, and saeguarding and preserving all Universi-ty property and acilities. These policies apply to all Univer-sity property on game days and as urther described below.

TAILGATINGTailgating or personal entertainment and non-com-

mercial purposes is permitted throughout campus on gameday, subject to all other provisions o this policy and otherapplicable University policies. Corporate/commercial tail-gates, or which the sponsors display commercial- or busi-ness-related signage, banners, or marketing items or chargeparticipants, require prior approval by the University o Ar-

kansas. Prime reserved spaces or tailgating are available atthe Gardens. Please contact the Athletics Marketing Oceat (479) 575-4412 to receive appropriate approvals or to pur-chase a reserved spot in The Gardens.

SIGNAGE AND BANNERSBanners and signage recognizing businesses may not

be displayed nor may promotional materials be distributedwithout prior approval by the University o Arkansas Ath-letics Department. Razorback Sports Properties (RSP) is theUniversitys multi-media rights holder, and RSP possessesthe rights to game day signage. Accordingly, only compa-nies that have corporate partnership agreements with UA

Athletics/RSP may display their signage. Companies inter-ested in more inormation on this subject should contactRazorback Sports Properties at (479) 575-6579.

SOLICITATIONBusiness solicitation and undraising within UA a-

cilities or on UA premises are prohibited unless specicallyapproved by the University o Arkansas. Game day distri-bution o fyers or leafets on parked vehicles is expresslyprohibited. UA does not allow the sale or distribution ogoods and services on the UA campus, except as permittedby applicable University policies and governing law.

POLITICAL ACTIVITYSignage regarding political candidates or issues may not

be displayed at tailgating locations nor may political materials be distributed on game day without a space reservation or such purpose by the University o Arkansas. Politicatailgates and literature distribution are limited to designatedlocations. Contact the University Facilities ManagemenDepartment, (479) 575-6441, prior to game day or inormation on the approval process and permissible locations.

TENTS, AWNINGS AND SUPPLIESSetting up tents, awnings, and similar equipment may

commence at 5 p.m. on the day immediately preceding the

game, most typically on Friday or a Saturday game. Theitems must be taken down and removed by 12 noon onthe day immediately ollowing game day, typically SundayTents must be secured with water ballasts, concrete blocksor similar type anchor weights. Stakes may not be used toanchor any tent or awning. Tents and awnings may not bechained to landscaping or signs.

Any such items that are set up outside o this timerameor that collapse or are blown o their sites will be removedby the University, at the owners expense. The CampusLost and Found, located at the Facilities Management De-partment, (479) 575-3849, may be contacted or inorma-tion about how items may be recovered. Items not claimedwithin 60 days may be disposed o by the University at its

discretion and without liability.Persons wishing to drop o tailgating supplies in schol

arship parking areas are reminded that access to parking lotsends at midnight prior to the game and resumes eight hours(or at the Razorback Foundations discretion) beore kickoAll vehicles must have a valid parking permit to enter anyscholarship parking lots. Anyone leaving tailgating supplieunattended does so at their own risk.


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TENTS Size:10by10isthemaximumsizepermittedwithout

advance written permission rom the Universitys FacilitiesManagement Department or the Athletics Marketing Oce; Anchoring:Inorderformovementinanemergencyandto avoid damage to pavement or the risk o hitting under-ground utility lines, tents cannot be staked to the ground.Tents must be secured with water ballasts or similar type an-chor weights. Parkinglot:Mustbesetupinalocationthatdoesnottake another ans parking space or in any way impede pe-destrian or vehicle travel lanes. Sidewalks:Sidewalksmustbeleftopenforpedestrians.Grass area between parking stalls and sidewalks may be usedor tailgating.

Purpose:Tentsmustbeforfanentertainmentonlyandnot or commercial purposes. No commercial business ordisplay may be made without prior approval rom Univer-sity o Arkansas Athletics Marketing Oce (479 575-4412).

PROHIBITED AREAS

Tents, awnings, similar items, and tailgating activitieso any kind are prohibited on several locations includingcampus sidewalks, intramural elds, student residential ar-eas and landscape spaces that are not designated as tailgat-ing space. Tailgating activity that takes up vacant parkingspaces or otherwise intereres with vehicle movement with-in a parking lot is prohibited. Tailgating around Scholarshipparking lots will be limited to scholarship permit holders orthat lot. A map indicating designated tailgating locations isincluded with this policy.

VEHICLESTrailers and vehicles are prohibited rom parking on the

grass except in certain designated tailgating areas. Drivingor parking on sot or wet grounds is prohibited.

Only licensed motor vehicles are allowed to park inuniversity parking lots. For example, even i an individualhas two parking spots within a scholarship lot, one parkingpermit cannot be used or a trailer or cooker, except in des-ignated areas. Only two licensed motor vehicles may park inthese slots.

To ensure the personal saety o campus visitors, only li-

censed motor vehicles may be used on the streets o the Uni-versity o Arkansas campus. No non-university ATVs, personal tractors (on or o road), non-licensed utility vehiclesgol carts or any o-road vehicles are allowed anywhere oncampus, including, but not limited to roadways, sidewalksand the grounds o the University. The rule o thumb is thatonly street legal vehicles may operate on the streets androadways on the University o Arkansas campus. The onlyexceptions are utility vehicles used by the University o Ar-kansas or local law enorcement and emergency personneor ocial purposes.

FOOD, BEVERAGE AND TOBACCO USEFood and beverages shall be or personal consumption

only. Sales are prohibited. Propane gas and charcoal grillswith covers are permitted; provided, however, that the operator o any grill is responsible or its sae operation as well asor the proper clean up o any ashes. Hot coals may not beplaced on the ground and ashes may not be let or dumpedon campus property. Depending on environmental andre risk conditions, the University may prohibit all grillingGrilling and open fames are prohibited in all University oArkansas parking garages.

The public display and consumption o alcoholic beverages is prohibited. The Clean Air on Campus Act o 2009prohibits smoking on the University o Arkansas CampusUniversity policy prohibits the use o all tobacco products

on campus.Each tailgating party is expected to dispose o their

own trash and recyclables using the existing waste disposaland recycling units provided or by the University. This includes empty uel containers. Charcoal must be disposed oproperly. Please do not place charcoal or other fammablesin trashcans, under trees or leave it in the parking areas.Designated charcoal receptacles will be placed in certainparking lots surrounding Donald W. Reynolds RazorbackStadium and The Gardens.

FACILITIES AND GENERATORSHooking into, connecting to, or similar use o University

utilities and/or television or communication cable servicesis prohibited. Use o generators and other electric generat-ing equipment or tailgates is permitted; however, pleasetake noise considerations into account with your operationo generators and portable sound systems or your ellowtailgaters. The University reserves the right to prohibit theuse o any generator or sound system deemed disruptive toothers.

The University will provide portable toilets at conve-nient locations around the grounds. Individuals, groups orbusinesses are prohibited rom bringing or arranging the delivery o their own toilets.

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Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium

AZ GuideFor additional information regarding the University of Arkansas and the city of Fayetteville, please visit ourwebsite at www.ArkansasRazorbacks.com OR www.experiencefayetteville.com

ATM MACHINES

Four ATM Machines are located inside the stadium onthe East side ground level (behind Gate 15), on the Southside (near Gate 1), the East Indoor Club and the SouthOutdoor Club.

CAMERA POLICY

Point-and-shoot cameras are permitted inside the sta-dium. Proessional camera equipment or cameras withlong telephoto lenses and video cameras are prohibitedinside the stadium.

CHAIRBACK RENTAL

Chairback seats are avail-able or season ticket hold-ers ONLY to rent or theseason by calling 1-800-601-1920 or on-line atwww.razorbacks.com orthrough the Stadium Seat-

back Rental Service Centerslocated near Gates 1, 6, 15and also on the West upperconcourse.

CHILD LOCATOR ID BRACELETSThe University o Arkansas Athletics Department will o-er ans this year, ree o charge, an opportunity to pickup a Child Locator ID Bracelet or their young Razorbackan attending the game. The bracelet allows the parentto store inormation on it and is waterproo, can be cutdown to t any wrist size and once secured onto the wristmust be cut o by an adult. Bracelets are available at

the Guest Service Centers at Gates 1, 13 and 16, at theHog Heaven store at Razorback Stadium and through anEvent Sta Usher. Bracelets are available while supplieslast.

CONCESSIONSThe concession stands located throughout the DonaldW. Reynolds Stadium, oer a great menu or ans. Seestadium map or locations. No outside ood or beveragesare permitted.

DIRECTIONS TO DONALD W. REYNOLDS STADIUM

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DISABILITY SEATINGFor inormation on disability seating call the RazorbackTicket Oce at 479-575-5151 (local calls), 1-800-982-HOGS (4647), or visit the ticket oce located on Razor

back road located next to Baum Stadium at 1295 S. Razorback Road, Suite B.

ADA tickets may be purchased in advance through theRazorback Ticket Oce at 479-575-5151 (local calls)1-800-982-HOGS (4647), or visit the ticket oce locatedon Razorback road located next to Baum Stadium at 1295S. Razorback Road, Suite B.

ADA seating is oered the day o the game by purchaseor exchange but availability is on a rst-come rst-servedbasis and must be done through the Razorback TicketWindow at Gate 1 at Donald W. Reynolds.

Disabled guests should enter Donald W. Reynolds Stadium at Gates 1, 15 or 16. Gate 1 is located on the south-west corner o the stadium on Razorback Road. Gate 15is located on Stadium Drive and is the street level gatein the center o the east side o the stadium. Gate 16 ilocated on Stadium Drive and is street level to StadiumDrive on the Southeast corner o the stadium.

Wheelchair spaces are located behind sections 121 to 128on the south side (enter Gate 1); within the outdoor andindoor club areas on the south side (enter Gate 1); inront o sections 115, 116, 118 and 119 on the east side

(enter Gates 15 or 16); and sections 509 to 519 on theeast upper deck (enter Gates 15 or 16).

EVACUATIONIn case o evacuation, instructions will be given over thepublic address system. Gate personnel and ushers will as-sist directing ans to the appropriate exits.

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AZ GuideFAN CODE OF CONDUCT

Razorback ans are the best o the best. They model thisby loudly supporting the Razorbacks and displaying re-spect and good sportsmanship toward the visiting teamand visiting ans. The NCAA, SEC and UA have assigneda high priority to assuring athletic events are conduct-ed in a sae and enjoyable atmosphere which promotesgood sportsmanship by spectators, student-athletes andcoaches. We request your cooperation by supporting theparticipants, ocials, those around you, and event man-agement in a positive manner and treating others withcourtesy and respect. Rerain rom throwing objects ontothe eld or any reason. Do not enter the playing areas atany time, unless directed to do so in an emergency situa-

tion, including ater-game celebrations.

FIRST AIDI any patron requires rst aid, the our permanent sta-tions are located:

West Upper Deck Behind Section 502West Stands Lower Concourse

(ground level) behind Sections 102/103East Stands At Gate 16

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East Upper Deck Behind Section 514

Two satellite stations are located:Level our in the South Indoor Club near the stairwell.Level three in the East Indoor Club north o the elevators.

14 AEDs (Automated External Debrillators) are locatedthroughout the stadium including in each o the permanent First Aid Stations.

GAME DAY POLICIES

Rowdy, threatening, unsae or inappropriate conductincluding proane, racial, sexist, abusive or intimidatingcomments or actions, ghting, smoking, drunkennessand throwing o any object in the stadium will not betolerated and can result in ejection, arrest and/or losso ticket privileges. UA policy strictly prohibits anyonerom entering the sideline or eld without proper credentials. Violators will be arrested. The UA reserves theright to remove the ticket holder rom the premises i, inthe sole discretion o security personnel, the ticket holders conduct endangers or disrupts the environment. Alpeople must have a ticket, regardless o age, to enter thestadium. Per SEC rules, no re-entry is permitted at any

gate. All bags will be searched at the gates upon enteringthe stadium. Public address announcements are restricted to emergency situations only and must be requestedthrough University o Arkansas Police (UAPD).GAME DAY SCHEDULE4 hours beore game-time East Lot at Baum Stadium

& Road Hog Park Shuttles begin4 hours beore game-time Disability Shuttles begin

rom Lot 563 hours beore game-time AT & T Trough opens2 hours beore game-time Team Walk2 hours beore game-time Pep Rally in AT & T Trough


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AZ GuideGATES OPEN & GATE/ELEVATOR/RAMP/

STAIR TOWER LOCATIONSGuest Service Centers are located at Gates 1, 13 and 16and open our (4) hours beore kicko. Public Will Callis located at Gate 1 and opens our (4) hours prior to kick-o. Gates C, 1 and 15 open three (3) hours beore kickoor Suite Holders only. All gates open two (2) hours be-ore kicko.

GATESGate A Employees/Event Sta EntranceGate A Razorback Band EntranceGate A Visiting Band EntranceGate C Media Entrance

Gate 1 Ticket Oce, Will Call &Razorback Player Family/GuestEntrance

Gates 1, 13, 16 Guest Service Center LocationsGate 14 Parking Lot Attendant EntranceGate 16 Lost & Found & Lost Child LocationGates 1,15,16 Disability Services & Access Entrances

(Gate 1 or South TicketLocations; Gate 15 and up the elevators to east upper

deck tickets; Gate 16 or lower eastticket locations)

Gate 10 Raymond Miller RoomFootball Recruit Entrance

Gate 12 Visiting Team Player Family/Guest Entrance Open 1 hoursBeore Kicko

Gates 12,13,14 Visitors EntranceGate 15 A Club/Lettermans Club

(a pass is required) EntranceGate 16 High School Coaches (along the

northern wall o the gate entrance)Entrance

Gate 16 Razorback Student-Athlete EntranceGate 17 U o A Student EntranceGate 15 East Suite Entrance, East

Indoor Club EntranceGates 1,16 South Suite Entrance,South Indoor Club Entrance

ELEVATORSThere are 10 elevators located in the stadium. Elevators1 & 2 are located at Gate 1 (Southwest Side); Elevators 3& 4 are located at Gates 5, 6 & C (West Side). Elevators 5,6, 7 & 8 are located at Gate 15 (East Side). Elevators 9 &10 are located at Gate 16 (Southeast side).

Gates 1 & B Elevators or Southwest cornerGates 5,6 & C Elevators or West side

Gate 15 Elevators or East side

Gate 16 Elevators or Southeast corner

RAMPSThere are ve bottom to top o the stadium rampslocated at Gates 3, 4, 7 and 9 (East Side) and Gate 14(Northeast corner o the stadium). There are two rampsat Gates 5 & 6 that descend rom the street level to theood court level. The ramps are numbered according tothe Gate to which they correspond (i.e. Ramp #3 beginsat Gate 3).

STAIR TOWERSThere are seven bottom to top o the stadium stair tow-

ers in the stadium. Stair Tower #1 is located at Gate 1(Southwest Side); Stair Towers #15N and #15S are locatedat Gate 15 (East Side); Stair Tower #17 is located at Gate17 (Southeast corner); Stair Tower #17S is located justwest o Stair Tower #17 (South side o stadium and is designated as a special group entrance); Stair Towers #A and#B are between Gates A & B (South side).

GUEST SERVICE CENTERS

Guest Service Centers are located at Gates 1, 13 and 16and open our (4) hours beore kicko. Service CenteSta is available to assist ans with questions, directionswheelchair assistance, lost and ound, lost children orany other patron needs.

HOG TROUGH FAN FEST

The Hog Trough presented by AT & T is an interactive anentertainment area located on the north side o DonaldW. Reynolds Razorback Stadium (north o Maple). TheTrough will be open three (3) hours prior to each homeootball game and closes prior to game time. Admissionto the Hog Trough is ree.

Fans o all ages can access the Hog Trough and take partin the estivities. Highlights include infatable interactive

games or children, an autograph tent that will eatureARKANSAS athletic teams and RAZORBACK legendsood vendors and other attractions.

INCLEMENT WEATHER

In the event o inclement weather, (i.e. dangerous windstornado, electrical storm, etc.) all guests will be advisedthat it is in their best interest to seek shelter. Emergencyinstructions will be delivered via the public address system and the message boards when possible.

SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE LIGHTNING POLICY/


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The items in the box at the right are NOT permitted inRAZORBACK ATHLETIC FACILITIES:

RADIOS/TELEVISIONSSingle speaker radios with ear phones and hand-held televisions areallowed into the stadium/arena as long as their use does not inter-ere with other guests enjoyment o the game.

RAZORBACK SPORTS NETWORK FROM ISP SPORTSThe Razorback Sports Network includes a 50-plus network o radiostations blanketing the state o Arkansas and the region (includ-ing coverage into six surrounding states), and a three-hour pregameshow prior to every Razorback ootball contest. Broadcasts may also

be heard on ArkansasRazorbacks.com.

The three-hour pregame show will include a call-in segment ea-turing host Chuck Barrett and popular color analyst Keith Jackson,interviews with coaches and players and a pre-game conversationwith Head Coach Bobby Petrino. Following each game, the Razor-back Wrap-up Show eatures game highlights, player comments andpost-game interviews with Coach Petrino and assistant coaches.

All Arkansas-based stations will also carry the new Bobby PetrinoLive radio show. Bobby Petrino Live will be broadcast live rom theCatsh Hole in Fayetteville. The show will air live on Wednesdaysduring the ootball season rom 7 p.m. 8 p.m.

RE-ENTRY POLICYOnce a guest leaves the stadium, they will not be permitted back in. This is a University o Arkansas and SoutheasternConerence Policy and applies to every ticket holder. Guests should plan accordingly and bring everything they needto the stadium upon initial entry.

SECURITY CAMERAS

* Alcoholic beverages

* Animals (except service animals)* Baby seats* Baby strollers* Backpacks or any large bags* Banners, signs* Beach Balls* Cameras (professional equipment or

cameras with long telephoto lenses)* Coolers or containers* Explosives* Folding chairs or stools* Food and beverages* Ice chest* Laser pointers* Noisemakers of any type

(i.e. bells, horns, whistles, etc.)* Pets (with exception of service animals

used by disabled guests)* Personal heaters* Stadium seats with armrests and/or over

16 inches wide* Umbrellas* Video cameras

KWOZ-FM 103.3 Batesville, AR

KTHS-AM 1480 Berryville, AR

KHLS-FM 96.3 Blythesville, AR

KQMJ-FM 107.3 Blythesville, AR

KLCN-AM 910 Blythesville, AR

KSAR-FM 92.3 Cherokee Village, AR

KBKG-FM 93.5 Corning, AR

KCCB-AM 1260 Corning, AR

KAGH-AM 800 Crossett, AR

KAGH-FM 104.9 Crossett, AR

KDQN-FM 92.1 De Queen, AR

KMRX-FM 96.1 El Dorado, AR

KELD-AM 1400 El Dorado, AR

KQSM-FM 92.1 Fayetteville, AR

KUOA-AM 1290 Fayetteville, AR

KUOA-FM 105.3 Fayetteville, AR

KEZA-FM 107.9 Fayetteville, AR

KBFC-FM 93.5 Forrest City, AR

KHGG-FM 103.1 Fort Smith, AR

KTTG-FM 96.3 Fort Smith, AR

KWXI-AM 670 Glenwood, AR

KWXI-FM 98.9 Glenwood, AR

KHMB-FM 99.5 Crossett, AR

KHOZ-AM 900 Harrison, AR

KHOZ-FM 102.9 Harrison, AR

KAWW-AM 1370 Heber Springs, AR

KFFA-AM 1360 Helena, AR

KFFA-FM 103.1 Helena, AR

KHPA-FM 104.9 Hope, AR

KKIK-FM 106.5 Horseshoe Bend, AR

KLAZ-FM 105.9 Hot Springs, AR

KEGI-FM 100.5 Jonesboro, AR

KABZ-FM 103.7 Little Rock, AR

KZHE-FM 100.5 Magnolia, AR

KGPQ-FM 99.9 Monticello, AR

KVOM-FM 101.7 Morrilton, AR

KCTT-FM 101.7 Mountain Home, AR

KOMT-FM 107.5 Mountain Home, AR

KDYN-AM 1540 Ozark, AR

KDYN-FM 96.7 Ozark, AR

KTRN-FM 104.5 Pine Bluff, AR

KCAB-AM 980 Russellville, AR

KCJC-FM 102.3 Russellville, AR

KRLQ-FM 94.1 Ruston, LA

KSMD-FM 99.1 Searcy, AR

KEEL-AM 710 Shreveport, LA

KWAK-FM 105.5 Stuttgart, AR

KCMC-AM 740 Texarkana, TX

KCFO-AM 970 Tulsa, OK

KWYN-AM 1400 Wynne, AR

KWYN-FM 92.5 Wynne, AR

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AZ GuideFor the saety o all ans and or the enorcement o secu-

rity personnel, security cameras are utilized in Donald W.Reynolds Stadium. These cameras will be utilized by oursecurity team as another tool to help make your stadiumexperience sae and enjoyable.

SHUTTLE SERVICE - DAY OF GAME OPERATION

BEFORE THE GAME:* Six (6) hours beore kicko Employee shuttles romAyrshire Parking Lot on Beechwood Street to Gate 1.* Four (4) hours beore kicko Public shuttles run romRoad Hog Park and the East Lot at Baum Stadium to Gate8 (Silver Route).

* Four (4) hours beore kicko Public shuttles run romLot 56 (Disabled and Elderly receive priority) to Gates 1,8, 14 and 16 (Gold Route).

AFTER THE GAME:* Baum Shuttles (Silver Route) runs rom Gate 1 area toAyrshire on Beechwood Street; Baum Stadium and RoadHog Park. Employees will use this service to ride back toAyrshire.* Lot 56 Shuttles (Gold Route) runs ONLY rom Gate 16to Lot 56. I anyone needs assistance reaching Gate 16

rom anywhere inside the stadium, please contact GuestServices (Gates 1, 13 and 16) or notiy your driver.

SMOKING/TOBACCO FREEEective July 1, 2008 The University o Arkansas campusis tobacco ree. This means no cigarettes, pipes, cigars,dip or chew anywhere on campus and includes no sta-dium exiting or tobacco use outside the stadium. Viola-tions o the Arkansas Law may be subject to a ne.

STADIUM TEXTING SERVICE

Beginning in 2010, a new text messaging system will be

used inside Razorback Stadium that allows ans an oppor-tunity to communicate directly with event managementpersonnel on important security and guest services is-sues. Fans needing assistance should text HOGS Issue and Location to 69050. You may also contact an

usher or security guard, or stop by the nearest Guest Ser-vices location, to report the problem. Standard text message rates and other charges may apply.

TAILGATING LOCATIONS & POLICIES

Tailgating at the University o Arkansas is a cherished parto the overall Razorback game day tradition, but with thecelebration, comes responsibility. Please ollow the policies below to ensure a wonderul home game experience

The heart o the tailgating at the University o Arkan-sas is The Gardens, located south o Donald W. ReynoldsRazorback Stadium near Bud Walton Arena, as well as

the many scholarship parking lots and green spaces sur-rounding the ootball stadium.

See Pages 5-6 or more inormation.

TELEPHONE NUMBERS

UA Athletics Ticket Oce: 479-575-5151Stadium Guest Services: 479-575-4087Campus Switchboard: 479-575-2000U o A Police: 479-575-2222Fayetteville Police Department: 479-587-3555Pat Walker Health Center (U o A): 479-575-4451Washington Regional Medical Center: 479-713-1000


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AZ GuideTHROWING ITEMS

The throwing o items is strictly prohibited and will notbe tolerated.

TICKET INFORMATIONThe Razorback Ticket Oce is located next to Baum Sta-dium at 1295 S. Razorback Road, Suite B. Free parking isavailable in the large lot north o the oce. The Razor-back Ticket Center is open Monday through Friday rom8:30 am to 4:30 pm or advance ticket sales. Guests canalso order tickets by calling 479-575-5151 (local calls),1-800-982-HOGS (4647) or by ordering on-line at www.ArkansasRazorbacks.com.

SEASON TICKETSSeason ticket renewals or ootball are mailed in Aprileach year. Payment or season tickets can be made incash, by check payable to The University o Arkansas, orcharged to VISA, Mastercard, or Discover.

PRIORITY SEATING TICKETSPriority ticket seating guidelines are established by the

athletic department and administered by the RazorbackFoundation, Inc. The guidelines provide the donor withan ecient and equitable method to determine seatingeligibility or season tickets as well as post-season tickets.For inormation on the Razorback Foundation, Inc. and

priority ticket seating, please go to www.razorbackoun-dation.net.

SINGLE GAME TICKETSA limited number o single-game tickets may be availableon game day through the Razorback Ticket Center at theTicket Oce at Reynolds Razorback Stadium (located atGate 1). Single game tickets purchased at the event loca-tion must be paid or with cash.

WILL CALLDWR Razorback Stadium will call is located at GATE 1

(southwest corner). Photo identication must be pre

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Razorback Traditions

A MASCOT LIKE NO OTHERThe wild hogs known as razorbacks native to the Arkansas wilderness bear no resemblance to the typical barnyard pig o

today. The untamed razorback hog was a lean, eral animal that was ill-tempered. It ought and deeated anything that crossedits path, man or beast. Turn o the 20th century outdoor magazines lauded the razorback as the most intelligent o all thehogs and is likewise the most courageous. . . . He has a clear, arseeing eye.

Except or the rare sighting in the Australian Outback, the Razorback only exists today in the orm o Arkansas player

and ans. A Russian boar, which closely resembles the wild hog o Hugo Bezdeks day, currently serves as the ocial live mascot.

Tusk III is cared or by the Stokes amily o Dardanelle, Ark., and travels to home games and special events or the Razorbacks. Tusk III is supported by the legacy program known as the Tusk Fund, and ans can participate by sending their supporcare o the Razorback Foundation, Inc. Tusk III made his debut in 2010 ater the unexpected passing o his brother, Tusk IIollowing Arkansas AutoZone Liberty Bowl win over ECU in January.

While yearbook reerences as early as 1914 o a hog on the sideline at ootball games, a ormal live mascot prior to theTusk line dates back to the 1960s with a series o hogs that represented Arkansas. In addition to appearances at games, theyhave gained a reputation or erce behavior.

Big Red III escaped rom an exhibit near Eureka Springs in the summer o 1977 and ravaged the countryside beore beinggunned down by an irate armer. Another live mascot, Ragnar, was a wild hog captured in south Arkansas by Leola armerBill Robinson. Beore Ragnars spree was done, the mighty animal had killed a coyote, a 450-pound domestic pig and sevenrattlesnakes. Ragnar died in 1978 o unknown causes.

THE HOG HATIt is true; no Razorback ans closet is complete without an o-

cial Hog Hat. The original style was a hard plastic hat with a longsnout, rough razorback ridges across the top and wickedly sharp,pointed curly-cue tail. The modern versions are oten sculpted romsoter material. Regardless, the Hog Hat is undoubtedly the mostrecognized piece o an apparel in college athletics. Just ask ESPNGameDays Kirk Herbstreit as he dons the traditional Hog Hat.


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RUNNING THROUGH THE AFor Razorback ootball players, there is nothing to

compare with entering the stadium or a home Arkan-sas game. The emotion o running through the A stayswith a player or lie.

Loyd Phillips won the Outland Trophy more thanthree decades ago. The veteran o the 1964 nationalchampionship team, Phillips remembers it like it was yes-

terday.The butterfies are fowing and you are [running],but it doesnt eel like your eet are even touching theground, the 1966 Outland winner recalls.

Two-time Doak Walker Award winner and two-timeHeisman runner-up Darren McFadden agrees.

It is hard to describe the eeling you get as a Razor-back player right beore you take the eld or a game,McFadden said. You can hear more than 70 thousandans calling the Hogs and can eel the excitement build-ing. I will always remember that special eeling o run-ning through the A.

The Razorback Marching Band sets the stage by orm-

ing a huge A as they march the length o the eld play-ing Arkansas Fight. When they nish, the A stretchesrom the Razorback locker room to mideld. To the roaro the crowd and the band blasting out Arkansas Fight,the current Razorbacks run onto the eld through theA, connecting them to generations o previous men inthe Cardinal and White.

Just to be able to run through that A and hear theans cheer or you is unbelievable, 1989 All-Americanoensive tackle Jim Mabry said. To sit in the stands now,I still get chill bumps every time the band starts playingand I see the guys running out.

Razorback TraditionsA PROPER HOG CALL

A chant o Woo Pig Sooie is known worldwide asa Hog Call. Just like any good tradition, there are lots oversions o the Hog Call (even spellings).

A properly executed Hog Call is composed o threecalls, slowly raising ones arms rom the knees to abovethe head during the Woo. Traditionalists prescribe aneight second Woo. The ngers should be wiggled andthe Woo should build in volume and pitch as the armsrise.

Upon completion o the Woo, both arms arebrought straight down with sts clinched as i executinga chin-up while yelling, Pig. The right arm is extendedup and out with the Sooie.

A ull Hog Call -- the kind one will always hear vic-torious Razorback teams execute ater contests -- requirestwo more Hog Calls, ollowed immediately by a Razor-Backs yell, coordinated with a pumping motion o theright arm ater the third Sooie. So, in order, the ullHog Call is:Woooooooo. Pig. Sooie!Woooooooo. Pig. Sooie!Woooooooo. Pig. Sooie!Razorbacks!


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Razorback TraditionsARKANSAS FIGHT

One o the rst tasks o a new Razorback is learningto sing the University o Arkansas ght song. ArkansasFight was written in the late 1920s. It is a unique tune,tting o the only college in America with a Razorbackmascot. Several other colleges have adapted the tune, butthe lyrics remain unique to Arkansas.

Hit that line! Hit that line!Keep on going!

Take that ball rightdown the eld!

Give a cheer. Rah! Rah!Never ear. Rah! Rah!

Arkansas will never yield!On your toes, Razorbacks,

to the nish,Carry on with all your might!For its A-A-A-R-K-A-N-S-A-S

or Arkansas!Fight! Fight! Fi-i-i-ight!

RAZORBACK SPIRIT SQUADS

Along with being a Razorback, serving as a Razorbackcheerleader has a long tradition at the University o Ar-kansas. Currently, the Razorbacks have two squads, a Redand White, that inspire the crowds at all home sportingevents.

Arkansas also has a dance team, the Razorback PomSquad, which perorms at haltime o many eventsMembers o the Pom Squad also serve at baseball gamesas RBI Girls. Arkansas has a team o uniormed mascots,led by the original Big Red, the Fighting Razorback. Sue Ejoined the amily along with kid-sized Pork Chop in thelate 1990s. Boss Hog is a 9-oot-tall infatable mascot thatrounds out the team.

Jean Nail serves as the coordinator or cheerleadersand mascots. For more inormation on the cheer squadsand tryouts, go to the Spirit Squad section o ArkansasRa

zorbacks.com.

THE UA ALMA MATER

Brodie Payne and Henry Tovey wrote the Universityo Arkansas Alma Mater in the early 1900s. They wereinspired by the Ozark Mountain sunrise as it illuminatedOld Main.

Pure as the dawn on the brow o thy beauty, Watches thySoul

rom the mountains o God.Over the ates o thy children departed,Far rom the land

where their ootsteps have trod.Beacon o hope in the ways dreary lighted,Pride o our hearts that are loyal and true.From those who adore unto one who

adores us,Mother o Mothers, we sing unto you.


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