Arkansas vs LSU Football Game Already a Sellout

Nov 14, 2015; Baton Rouge, LA, USA; Arkansas Razorbacks tight end Anthony Antwine (19) and Arkansas Razorbacks defensive back Santos Ramirez (9) celebrate after defeating the LSU Tigers 31-14 at Tiger Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Crystal LoGiudice-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 14, 2015; Baton Rouge, LA, USA; Arkansas Razorbacks tight end Anthony Antwine (19) and Arkansas Razorbacks defensive back Santos Ramirez (9) celebrate after defeating the LSU Tigers 31-14 at Tiger Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Crystal LoGiudice-USA TODAY Sports /
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It’s not even technically October but the November 12th Arkansas vs LSU football game is already sold out.

If you just went by sports talk radio in Arkansas, you would think that fans had already given up on the Hogs. Don’t always believe what you hear, as the old saying goes. Yesterday, the University announce that the home game against LSU was already a sellout.

Hogs vs Tigers marks the third on-campus sellout of the season. Texas State and Alabama have already sold out as well. So what does this say about the state of the fan base?

For starters, it seems that callers to sports radio don’t accurately represent the fans as a whole. I hear every day how terrible they are but yet the fans still pack out the home games. So I don’t believe the rational majority has even started to give up on their Razorbacks.

That is a really good thing not just for the team taking the field this year but also for the recruits looking at coming to Arkansas. Knowing that even if they slip up and go through growing pains, the fan base still has their back is huge. No one wants to play for a team that the fans don’t believe in.

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LSU vs Arkansas has always been a big game between the two schools. However, after games like the 2002 “Miracle on Markham”, 2014’s shutout and even last years “beat down in the bayou”, the rivalry has grown to be something fierce. If you still need tickets, the University recommends you check out the Razorback Ticket Exchange for single game tickets. Woo, Pig!