On This Day: Hogs beat Kentucky on Super Bowl Sunday

On this day 30 years ago, Arkansas guard Scotty Thurman hit an 18-foot jump shot with 10.6 seconds remaining to knock off then-No. 5 Kentucky, 94-92, on Super Bowl Sunday. It gave the Razorbacks their 16th win on the season en route to another 30-plus win campaign for head coach Nolan Richardson and then-No. 9 Arkansas. The matchup was just the second time the Kentucky Wildcats ever played in Fayetteville, and according to the University of Arkansas athletics website, the game was of such notoriety that CBS purposefully moved the game to Super Bowl Sunday to ensure a larger audience by making it a lead-in to the Super Bowl.

Detroit Lions Podcast: Senior Bowl Day 1 wrap-up

The first day of Senior Bowl practices is in the books. After the day's festivities at the University of South Alabama, we went back to radio row and recapped what all we saw during the day. From the skill position players to the big guys in the trenches, we covered…

Usman Khawaja and Steve Smith hit tons as Australia dominate Sri Lanka on day one of first Test

Usman Khawaja and Steve Smith each belted centuries as Australia bullied a wasteful Sri Lanka team on a one-sided opening day of the first Test in Galle.

Travis Head, promoted to open the innings, silenced the critics of those who wanted Sam Konstas at the top of the order by smashing 57 off 40 balls before Khawaja and Smith took control in an unbeaten 195-run third-wicket stand.

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