12/27/06: Deena Kastor was named the top-ranked women's marathon runner of 2006 by Race Results Weekly.

12/21/06: Madre Hill was fired from his job as running backs coach at Florida International.

12/19/06: Rich Olson was named the offensive coordinator for the Arizona State University football team.

12/14/06: Stanley Redwine was named the Team USA coach for the 2007 Pan American Games by USA Track & Field.

12/14/06: Charlie Corbell was named pitching coach for the Jamestown Jammers (New York-Penn League).

12/11/06: The Edmonton Eskimos (CFL) announced that the contract of Dennis Winston was not renewed.

12/4/06: Jerry Moore was named the AFCA Region 2 Football Coach of the Year for the second year in a row.

11/28/06: Fred Goldsmith was named head football coach at Lenoir-Rhyne College.

11/28/06: Reggie Herring was named a finalist for the Frank Broyles Award.

11/27/06: Joe Kines was named interim head coach for the University of Alabama football team.

11/13/06: Butch Davis was named the head football coach at the University of North Carolina.

11/3/06: Gary Jones was named the roving minor league infield instructor for the San Diego Padres.

10/28/06: Bobby Crockett, Tom Pagnozzi and George Walker were elected to the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame.

10/27/06: Steve Atwater (safety), Jimmy Johnson (coach) and Jerry Jones (owner) were among the 2007 Pro Football Hall of Fame Nominees.

10/8/06: Nolan Richardson was elected to the University of Tulsa Athletic Hall of Fame.

9/28/06: Al Grushkin was named an assistant men's basketball coach at Arkansas State University.

9/18/06: Joe Lee Dunn was fired from his job as defensive coordinator at the University of Memphis.

9/13/06: Oliver Miller was named player/coach for the Arkansas RiverCatz of the ABA.

9/12/06: Jennifer Schunke was named head softball coach at the University of Northern Colorado.

9/7/06: Les Lancaster was named the 2006 Golden Baseball League Manager of the Year.

9/5/06: Sidney Moncrief was named head coach of the Fort Worth Flyers of the NBA Development League.

8/31/06: Charlie Weatherbie signed a three-year contract extension to be head football coach at the University of Louisiana-Monroe.

8/23/06: Corey Beck was named player/coach for the Arkansas Aeros of the ABA.

8/18/06: Mike Power was named an assistant track coach at the University of Memphis.

8/10/06: Justin McGrath was selected as head coach of the Cal Poly San Luis Obispo men's tennis program.

8/8/06: Doc Sadler was named head men's basketball coach at the University of Nebraska.

8/4/06: Chad Tidwell was named pitching coach at New Mexico State University.

8/2/06: Mobile manager Gary Jones was named the Best Manager Prospect in the Southern League (AA) in BaseballAmerica's Best Tools feature.

7/28/06: Kyle White was named an assistant track & field coach at Arkansas.

7/26/06: Carrie Satterfield Redman was named an assistant women's basketball coach at Arkansas State.

7/17/06: Jack O'Keefe was named assistant golf coach at the University of Central Arkansas.

7/10/06: Marcia McDermott was hired as a University of Illinois women's assistant soccer coach.

6/30/06: Joe Dean Davenport and Don Struebing have been selected to the 2006 class of the Springdale (AR) high school Hall of Fame.

6/22/06: Brad McMakin was named head men's golf coach at Arkansas.

6/17/06: Mike Ketcham resigned as golf coach at Arkansas to become the athletic director at Dowling Catholic High School in Des Moines, Iowa.

6/16/06: New Mexico State associate head coach Glynn Cyprien was named an assistant coach at Arkansas.

6/16/06: Robert Cox was elected to the Tyler Junior College Sports Circle of Honor class of 2006.

6/13/06: Gail Striegler was elected to the University of Central Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame.

5/22/06: Shana Easley signed with the Arizona Heat of the National Pro Fastpitch softball league.

5/19/06: Oklahoma State University announced the retirement of Eddie Sutton.

5/19/06: The Toronto Raptors announced Gene Keady's contract was not renewed.

5/10/06: John Thompson was named athletic director at the University of Central Arkansas.

5/6/06: Raymond House resigned as assistant coach of the Arkansas Stars (NIFL).

5/5/06: Marshall Foreman resigned as head coach of the Arkansas Stars (NIFL).

5/5/06: Mike Neighbors was named assistant women's basketball coach at Arkansas.

5/2/06: Jay Terry resigned as head softball coach at LeTourneau University.

4/25/06: Jim Goodman was named director of player personnel by the Denver Broncos.

4/19/06: The Arkansas Stars (NIFL) restructured their coaching staff, moving Marshall Foreman from defensive coordinator to head coach and Raymond House from HC to DC.

4/13/06: Scott Edgar was named head basketball coach at Southeast Missouri State University.

4/5/06: TJ Cleveland and Matt Zimmerman were hired as assistant men's basketball coaches at Missouri.

4/4/06: Ronny Thompson was named head men's basketball coach at Ball State University.

3/28/06: Gary Blair was named the National Coach of the Year by the Women's Basketball News Service.

3/26/06: Mike Anderson was named head basketball coach at Missouri.

3/22/06: Emily Janss signed with the Washington Freedom of the W-League.

3/9/06: Ronnie Caveness was one of 77 players on the ballot for the 2006 College Football Hall of Fame.

3/8/06: Kirk Botkin was hired as linebackers coach at the University of Louisiana Monroe.

3/4/06: Scott Long was inducted into the Class of 2006 Benton (AR) Athletic Memorial Museum Wall of Fame.

2/20/06: Jack Mitchell was elected to the Class of 2006 for the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame.

2/17/06: Gene Keady was named a finalist for the Basketball Hall of Fame.

2/17/06: Rich Olson was named offensive coordinator at the University of Miami.

2/13/06: Steadman Campbell was hired as defensive backs coach at the University of North Alabama.

2/10/06: Wallace Spearmon broke the world record in the 300-meters at the Tyson Invitational in Fayetteville. His 31.88 broke Robson da Silva's 32.19, set in 1989.

2/9/06: Andy Stoglin was named head coach of the Arkansas RimRockers (NBDL).

2/7/06: John Daly was added to the 2006 World Golf Hall of Fame ballot.

2/1/06: Andy Skeels was named hitting coach for the Augusta GreenJackets of the South Atlantic League.

1/21/06: Scott Wachenheim was named offensive coordinator at Liberty University.

1/17/06: Texas offensive coordinator Greg Davis was named the Broyles Award winner for the 2005 season.

1/17/06: Raymond House was named head coach for the Arkansas Stars (NIFL), while Marshall Foreman took over as the defensive coordinator.

1/13/06: Larry Beightol and Tom Rossley were let go by the Green Bay Packers.

1/13/06: Roy Wittke was hired as offensive coordinator for the Arizona State University football team.

1/12/06: Brett Prosek was named assistant softball coach at the University of Kentucky.

1/11/06: Charlie Corbell was named pitching coach for the Potomac Nationals of the Carolina League.

1/6/06: Raymond House was hired as defensive coordinator for the Arkansas Stars (NIFL).

1/4/06: Alex Wood was named quarterbacks coach and passing game coordinator at the University of Arkansas.

12/22/05: Tim Horton was named running backs coach at Kansas State University.

12/13/05: Peter Shinnick was named head football coach at the University of North Carolina-Pembroke.

12/9/05: Gene Keady was named an assistant coach for the NBA's Toronto Raptors.

12/9/05: Gus Malzahn was named offensive coordinator for the Arkansas Razorbacks and Roy Wittke was fired as quarterbacks coach.

12/1/05: Fred Goldsmith resigned as head football coach at Franklin (NC) high school.

11/30/05: Ken Hatfield announced his resignation as the head football coach at Rice University.

11/30/05: Madre Hill was fired as running backs coach at the University of South Carolina.

11/29/05: Joe Kines and Greg Davis were each named finalists for the 10th Broyles Award, given to the nation's top assistant football coach.

11/29/05: Les Lancaster was named manager of the Reno Silver Sox (Golden Baseball League).

11/4/05: John Jenkins was named head coach of the Ottawa Renegades (CFL) for the 2006 season.

11/3/05: John McDonnell was selected for the National Track & Field Hall of Fame Class of 2005.

11/1/05: Gary Blair was given a contract extension through 2011 by Texas A&M.

10/29/05: The 2006 Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame induction class was announced. It included the following former Razorbacks: Gary Anderson, John Daly, Bettye Fiscus Dickey and Fred Grim.

10/28/05: Steve Atwater (safety) and Jimmy Johnson (coach) were among the 2005 Pro Football Hall of Fame Nominees.

8/28/05: Golfer Mike Grob earned $6,400 to move past Jim Rutledge for the all-time earnings lead on the Canadian Tour.

8/23/05: Luke Weatherford was named volunteer assistant for the Tulane University baseball team.

8/22/05: Linda Garza was hired as assistant softball coach at Purdue University.

8/17/05: Matt Turner was named strength and conditioning coach at Eastern Illinois University.

8/16/05: Edrick Floreal was promoted to Director of Track & Field / Cross Country at Stanford University.

8/12/05: Khadija Head was promoted to assistant women's basketball coach at the University of Arkansas.

8/9/05: Butch Davis was named to the NFL TV Network's lineup for the 2005 season on their Playbook show.

8/4/05: Andy Stoglin was named assistant basketball coach of the Arkansas RimRockers of the NBDL.

8/3/05: Rena Faust-Holden was named assistant coach for the Birmingham-Southern women's basketball team.

8/3/05: Brent Lale was hired as assistant facilities manager and head strength and conditioning coach at Bentonville (AR) high school.

8/1/05: Steve Atwater was elected as the 20th member of the Denver Broncos Ring of Fame.

7/27/05: Carie Dever-Boaz was hired as an assistant softball coach at the University of Virginia.

7/27/05: Nolan Richardson agreed to coach Panama's national basketball team.

7/18/05: John Jenkins was named the director of U.S. scouting for the Ottawa Renegades of the CFL.

7/13/05: Chip Durham was named head baseball coach at Nicholls State University.

7/11/05: Tim Montez was named the new pitching coach / recruiting coordinator at Jacksonville University.

7/6/05: Jeremy Talbot was named an assistant baseball coach at Texas A&M.

7/5/05: Tim Montez resigned as Fresno State University's pitching coach.

7/1/05: Alabama assistant baseball coach Todd Butler joined Arkansas' staff as hitting instructor and recruiting coordinator.

6/29/05: Arkansas assistant baseball coach Matt Deggs left to take the same position at Texas A&M University.

6/24/05: Wes McCrotty was named assistant baseball coach at Arkansas Tech University.

6/18/05: The 2005 class of the UA Sports Hall of Honor was announced. The nine newest members are: R.C. Thielemann, Leotis Harris, Jon Richardson and Jerry Lamb for football, Scott Hastings and Christy Smith for basketball, Steve Krueger for baseball, two-sport standout and athletic administrator Bill Gray and long-time assistant track and field coach Dick Booth.

6/15/05: Allison Clark was hired as an assistant women's basketball coach at Middle Tennessee.

6/10/05: Former Akron head coach Dan Hipsher joined Arkansas' basketball staff as an assistant coach.

6/8/05: Mark Hutson was promoted to offensive coordinator of Eastern Illinois University's football team.

5/26/05: Bill Herrion was named head men's basketball coach at the University of New Hampshire.

5/25/05: Julie Davis was named the head women's soccer coach at Jacksonville State University.

5/24/05: T.J. Cleveland was named assistant basketball coach at UAB.

5/24/05: Darrell Hawkins was named interim head coach at Prairie View A&M University.

5/16/05: Sytia Messer was named the recruiting coordinator for the Georgia Tech women's basketball team after only one year at there.

5/16/05: Jack Peavey was named head football coach at Southwest Baptist University.

5/16/05: Mike Neighbors was named assistant women's basketball coach at the University of Colorado.

5/1/05: Gary Anderson was fired as head coach of the Arkansas Twisters (AF2).

4/18/05: Bill Herrion was hired as an assistant basketball coach at Arkansas.

4/14/05: Andy Stoglin was named the head coach of the Mississippi Hardhats of the WBA.

4/13/05: Scott Edgar was hired as an assistant basketball coach at the University of Tennessee.

4/10/05: Billy Ray Smith, Jr. was elected to the 2005 Plano, Texas Hall of Honor.

4/10/05: Kevin Scanlon was elected to the 2005 Beaver County (Pa.) Sports Hall of Fame.

4/5/05: Dennis Winston was named the defensive line coach for the Edmonton Eskimos (CFL).

3/31/05: Rob Flaska was named the head men's basketball coach at Centenary College.

3/22/05: Monte Henderson was named defensive backs coach at Western Illinois University.

3/20/05: Kim Dameron was promoted from linebackers coach to defensive coordinator at Louisiana-Monroe.

3/11/05: Ron Brewer was named the head basketball coach for the Arkansas ArchAngels of the World Basketball Association.

2/26/05: Bob Trott was hired as a defensive coach for the NFL's Cleveland Browns.

2/15/05: The Minnesota Vikings named Rich Olson the team's quarterbacks coach.

2/15/05: Pat Bradley joined the Arkansas RimRockers' (ABA) front office staff.

2/11/05: Pat Ruel was named Southern Cal's offensive line coach.

2/11/05: George Pugh joined Alabama-Birmingham as an assistant football coach.

2/10/05: Bradley Dale Peveto was hired as special teams coordinator for LSU's football team.

2/10/05: Dr. Fitz Hill was named executive director of the newly-established Ouachita Opportunity Fund at Ouachita Baptist University.

2/1/05: Andy Stoglin was named head coach of the East team for the 2005 ABA All-Star game.

1/28/05: Kim Dameron was hired as linebackers coach for the University of Louisiana-Monroe football team.

1/18/05: Steve Janski was named the new head football coach at Heber Springs (AR) High School.

1/15/05: Matt Graves was hired as defensive backs coach for the Stephen F. Austin Lumberjack football team.

1/14/05: Former Arkansas long jumper Erick Walder has been suspended for two years by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency after testing positive for stimulants.

1/10/05: Ken Rucker was named running backs coach at the University of Texas.

1/4/05: Ron Dickerson Jr. was hired as running backs coach at the University of Louisiana at Monroe.

1/3/05: Notre Dame named Bill Lewis assistant head coach for defense and defensive backs coach and Rick Minter defensive coordinator and linebackers coach.

12/28/04: Lance Franks was named the pitching coach for the Chico Outlaws of the independent Golden Baseball League.

12/19/04: Lance Alworth was elected to the 2005 Cotton Bowl Hall of Fame class.

12/17/04: Dave Wommack was named assistant football coach at the University of South Carolina.

12/16/04: John Thompson was named the defensive coordinator for the University of South Carolina.

12/16/04: Ed Orgeron was named the head football coach at The University of Mississippi.

12/15/04: Jessica Sommerfeld was hired as track & field coach at South Dakota State University.

12/11/04: Madre Hill was named running backs coach at the University of South Carolina.

12/9/04: Purdue coach Gene Keady was awarded the prestigious Naismith Award by the Naismith International Basketball Foundation. He is the 36th recipient of the award, which is presented to individuals who exhibit tremendous sportsmanship on and off the court and have made a lifelong dedication to the sport of basketball.

12/6/04: John Daly was named the PGA Tour Comeback Player of the Year.

12/4/04: North Carolina State Defensive Coordinator and Linebackers Coach Reggie Herring, was named defensive coordinator at the University of Arkansas.

12/2/04: Mark Hutson was promoted to Assistant Head Football Coach at Eastern Illinois.

12/1/04: Arkansas fired defensive coordinator Dave Wommack.

11/30/04: Butch Davis announced his resignation as head coach of the Cleveland Browns.

11/22/04: Fitz Hill, San Jose State University's head football coach, has resigned his coaching position and accepted a "Visiting Scholar" position at the University of Central Florida's DeVos Sports Business Management Program and will work for the university's Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport.

11/22/04: South Carolina head football coach Lou Holtz announced his retirement.

11/17/04: John Thompson announced his resignation as East Carolina's head football coach effective at the end of the season.

11/16/04: Jesse Branch resigned as head football coach at Henderson State University.

11/11/04: Les Lancaster was hired to manage Mesa of the Golden Baseball League.

11/9/04: Ralph Micheli resigned as head football coach at Minnesota State University Moorhead.

11/5/04: Matt Mitchell was named Interim Athletics Director at Westminster College.

10/30/04: The 2005 Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame class was announced. Three Hogs made the list: Bud Brooks, Scott Hastings, and Mickey O'Quinn.

10/30/04: Tracy Rocker was named to the 2005 class of the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame.

10/28/04: The Arkansas Twisters (af2) announced that Gary Anderson will return for a fifth season as head coach.

10/25/04: Jay Udwadia was named head men's tennis coach at Fresno State University.

10/21/04: 2004 Pro Football Hall of Fame Preliminary Nominees with Arkansas ties: Steve Atwater and Jimmy Johnson.

10/13/04: Matt Kerr was hired as assistant track & field coach at Wake Forest University.

9/22/04: Hayden Fry was selected as the 2005 recipient of the American Football Coaches Association's Amos Alonzo Stagg Award.

9/14/04: Elisha Brewer was hired as assistant track & field coach at Kansas University.

9/2/04: Ron Brewer was hired as assistant basketball coach of the Fresno Heatwave (ABA).

8/27/04: Veronica Campbell, running for Jamaica, captured the gold medal in the 4x100 meter relay at the Greece Olympics.

8/25/04: Veronica Campbell, running for Jamaica, captured the gold medal in the 200-meter dash at the Greece Olympics.

8/22/04: Matt Hemingway won the silver medal in the high jump at the Greece Olympics.

8/22/04: Deena Drossin Kastor won the bronze medal in the marathon at the Greece Olympics.

8/21/04: Veronica Campbell, running for Jamaica, captured the bronze medal in the 100-meter dash at the games of the XXVIII Olympiad in Athens, Greece

8/16/04: Travis Janssen was hired as an assistant baseball coach at the University of Hawai`i.

8/4/04: Fred von Appen announced his retirement as an assistant coach at the University of Montana.

8/4/04: Jim VanHootegem was named assistant track & field coach at Texas A&M University.

8/3/04: Luke Weatherford was named volunteer baseball coach at Southeastern Louisiana University.

8/1/04: John Jenkins was fired as offensive coordinator of the Calgary Stampeders (CFL).

7/28/04: Todd Abbott was named interim head baseball coach at Bentonville (AR) high school.

7/26/04: Scott Heather was named an assistant baseball coach at Bucknell University.

7/23/04: Emily Janss was named assistant soccer coach at the University of Maryland.

7/21/04: Darrell Walker was named assistant coach of the New Orleans Hornets (NBA).

7/20/04: Andy Stoglin was named the Head Coach / General Manager of Mississippi (ABA).

7/20/04: Dan Lounsbury was hired as an assistant football coach at Southeast Missouri State University.

7/16/04: Alabama-Birmingham announced the retirement of assistant football coach Larry VanDerHeyden.

7/16/04: Arkansas assistant women's track coach Michael Garrison was hired as an assistant coach at the University of Maryland.

7/15/04: Former Lady Razorback and Birmingham-Southern assistant Aly Sartini joined the University of Arkansas softball staff.

7/15/04: Shannon Salsburg was hired as an assistant softball coach at Kent State University.

7/9/04: Taqueta Roberson joined the women's basketball staff at Stephen F. Austin.

6/28/04: Gary Jones was named manager of the Southern Leagues Western Division All-Star team.

6/24/04: Veronica Campbell signed a four-year deal to run track for Adidas.

6/23/04: Eileen Schmidt was named the head softball coach at Kentucky.

6/14/04: Tulsa's James Pinkerton was hired as the new head softball coach at Arkansas.

6/10/04: Blair Savage-Lansden has been named the new head basketball coach of the Lady Tigers at the University of Memphis.

6/8/04: Pat Ruel was hired as the offensive line coach of the New York Giants.

6/1/04: Andy Stoglin was let go as interim coach of the Florence Flyers of the USBL.

5/27/04: Tony Brown was hired as an assistant coach by the Boston Celtics.

5/27/04: Justin Crouse, who served as an administrative assistant to Arkansas Athletic Director Frank Broyles, has accepted a job with the NFL's New England Patriots as a player personnel assistant.

5/19/04: The Arkansas Rhinos (NAFL) formally introduced Oscar Malone as their new head football coach.

5/14/04: Andy Stoglin was named interim coach of the Florence Flyers of the USBL.

5/13/04: Brandi Daily announced her resignation from Stephen F. Austin.

5/12/04: Three former Hogs, Brian Baker, Ray Dyck and Bruce Fullerton, were named to the Arkansas Track & Field Hall of Fame.

4/16/04: Tony Brown was let go from his assistant coaching job by the Toronto Raptors.

4/8/04: University of Arkansas assistant Charity Elliott was named the new head women's basketball coach at Portland State University.

4/7/04: Wayne Harris and Tracy Rocker were among 14 players and coaches selected to the 2004 College Football Hall of Fame class.

3/31/04: Miller Barber is on the ballot for the 2004 World Golf Hall of Fame.

3/28/04: The University of Texas-El Paso promoted assistant coach Doc Sadler to head basketball coach.

3/17/04: Keith Burns was hired as the new defensive coordinator & defensive backs coach at San Jose State University.

3/14/04: After winning the Buick Invitational, his first official PGA Tour victory since the 1995 British Open, John Daly was selected as the PGA Tour Player of the Month for February.

3/10/04: UAB head coach Mike Anderson was named the Conference USA Ray Meyer Coach of the Year recipient.

3/10/04: Oklahoma State head coach Eddie Sutton was named the Big 12 Conference Coach of the Year.

3/6/04: Arkansas' sprints and hurdles coach Lance Brauman was inducted into the National Junior College Coaches Hall of Fame in Manhattan, Kansas.

3/4/04: John Bond was hired as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks caoch at Northern Illinois University.

2/27/04: Orlando Mitjans was promoted from defensive backs coach to defensive coordinator at Towson University.

2/25/04: Jimmy Dykes became the athletic director at Shiloh Christian School in Springdale, AR.

2/18/04: Pat Jones was hired as the outside linebackers coach for the Oakland Raiders.

2/15/04: Gene Keady was among 16 finalists for the 2004 Hall of Fame class.

2/11/04: Darryl Mason was hired to coach wide receivers at Tulane University.

2/9/04: Gunther Cunningham was hired as the defensive coordinator for the Kansas City Chiefs.

2/9/04: Gary Jones was named the manager of the Mobile BayBears Professional Baseball Club (AA).

2/8/04: 2004 Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame inductees with UA ties: Jesse Branch, Bud Canada, Steve Cox, Wayne Martin.

2/6/04: The Montreal Expos announced that Andy Skeels would be the hitting coach for Brevard County (A) in 2004 and that Charlie Corbell would be pitching coach at Edmonton (AAA).

2/3/04: Malik Tabet was hired as the new women's tennis coach at Indiana State University.

2/3/04: Don Breaux was hired by the Washington Redskins as offensive coordinator.

1/29/04: John Jenkins was named the offensive coordinator for the Calgary Stampeders of the CFL.

1/23/04: The Cleveland Browns extended Butch Davis' contract for two more years, through 2007.

1/16/04: Brenden Pappas received the Most Improved Player Award at the BMW Golf Digest Awards.

1/15/04: Pat Ruel was let go by the Buffalo Bills.

1/15/04: Scott Long was hired as the defensive line coach at Southwest Missouri State.

1/14/04: Gene Keady earned his 500th career win with the Purdue Boilermakers in a 53-51 victory over No. 19 Wisconsin.

1/12/04: The Univeristy of South Carolina named Rick Minter Defensive Coordinator.

1/9/04: Rich Olson was hired as QB's coach by the San Francisco 49ers.

1/9/04: Sue Ertl shot a 2-under-par 71 in the final round of the Women's Senior Golf Tour Qualifying Tournament to win by seven shots. Sue's first place finish gives her exempt status on the 2004 Women's Senior Golf Tour.

1/7/04: Joe Gibbs came out of retirement to become the head coach of the Washington Redskins.

1/6/04: USC head coach Pete Carroll was named the 2003 Division I-A Coach of the Year by the American Football Coaches Association.

1/6/04: Brick Haley was hired as an assistant football coach at Mississippi State University.

12/24/03: Miles Aldridge was hired to be the defensive backs coach at the University of Central Florida.

12/18/03: Wally Ake was hired at Army as an assistant football coach.

12/11/03: University of Southern California head football coach Pete Carroll was named The Home Depot "Coach of the Year".

12/11/03: Scott Conley was hired to be the head football coach at Texas A&M University-Commerce.

12/10/03: Pete Carroll was named one of six semifinalists for the Eddie Robinson/FWAA Coach of the Year Award.

12/9/03: J.B. Grimes left East Carolina University to join the football staff of Mississippi State University.

12/9/03: Pete Carroll was named the American Football Coaches Association Region 5 coach of the year.

12/8/03: Deane Pappas finished in a tie for 28th at the PGA Q school to earn his PGA Tour card for 2004. Craig Lile finished tied for 116th and Mike Grob tied for 128th failing to earn their cards

12/6/03: Deena Drossin Kastor won three honors at the USA Track & Field annual awards in Greensboro, N.C., taking the C.C. Jackson Award in women's track, women's long-distance runner of the year and cross country athlete of the year prizes.

12/1/03: Deena Drossin Kastor was awarded the 2003 Jesse Owens Award as the top United States woman track athlete.

12/1/03: The University of Cincinnati fired football coach Rick Minter and offered him another position within the athletic department.

12/1/03: Former basketball Hog Leroy Sutton was selected to the 2004 Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame's Silver Anniversary Team.

11/24/03: John Daly won the Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational, his first tournament victory in the United States in almost a decade.

11/19/03: Hayden Fry has been selected for the Baylor Wall of Honor.

11/18/03: The University of South Carolina extended the contract of football coach Lou Holtz through the 2008 season.

11/5/03: Television broadcaster Pat Summerall was inducted into the Arkansas State Golf Association's Hall of Fame.

10/17/03: Mississippi State head football coach Jackie Sherrill announced he will retire at the end of the season.

10/8/03: 2004 Pro Football Hall of Fame Nominees with Arkansas ties: Jimmy Johnson.

10/8/03: The Arkansas Twisters signed Head Coach Gary Anderson to a one-year deal, Anderson's fourth with the team.

9/19/03: David Welsh was hired as an assistant cross country coach to Boise State University.

9/8/03: Manager Les Lancaster was fired by the Coastal Bend Aviators of the independent Central League.

9/2/03: Amy Wright was hired as women's Director of Basketball Operations at the University of South Florida.

8/27/03: Jim Patchell was hired as head track & field coach at Campbell University.

8/26/03: Tony Brown was hired as an assistant coach by the Toronto Raptors.

8/1/03: Edrick Floreal was promoted to head women's track & field coach at Stanford University.

7/25/03: Sam Goodwin was inducted into the Arkansas High School Coaches Association Hall of Fame.

7/24/03: John Bond was inducted into the Rogers (Ark.) High School Hall of Fame.

7/22/03: The University of Arkansas announced the nine 2003 inductees into the UA Sports Hall of Honor. Basketball greats Corliss Williamson and Johnny Adams join UA football legends Gary Anderson, Bud Canada, Fred Marshall and Jerry Mazzanti on this year's distinguished list. Other Razorback standouts Chip Hooper (tennis), Cynthia Moore (Lady Razorback track and field) and Scott Tabor (baseball).

7/7/03: The University of North Florida selected John Sadie, assistant golf coach at the University of Arkansas, as its new head golf coach.

7/1/03: Two athletic directors, Doug Dickey (Tennessee) and Dr. Jim Jordan (Delta State), have recently retired.

6/20/03: Ronny Thompson was hired as an assistant basketball coach at Arkansas.

6/17/03: Frank Broyles signed a five-year agreement to remain the AD at Arkansas.

6/12/03: Rena Holden has been hired as an assistant women's basketball coach at Arkansas.

6/10/03: Joe Kines was promoted to assistant head football coach at the University of Alabama.

5/30/03: Blair Savage-Lansden joined the Belmont women's basketball coaching staff.

5/27/03: The 2003 Arkansas Track and Field Hall of Fame class was announced with four former Hogs making the list. Former state shot put champion Paul White who finished second in the 1975 Southwest Conference meet was selected along with former Arkansas distance runners Stanley Redwine, Ruben Reina and Deena Drossin.

5/14/03: Scott Hastings was named the new girls' basketball coach at Arapahoe (Colo.) High School.

5/8/03: Bill Keopple was hired as head football coach at Texarkana (AR) High School.

5/8/03: Charity Shira-Elliott was hired as an assistant women's basketball coach at Arkansas.

5/8/03: Byron Boudreaux resigned as an assistant coach for the UA men's basketball team.

5/7/03: Charlie Weatherbie was named the head football coach at Louisiana-Monroe.

5/6/03: Doc Sadler was named assistant basketball coach at UT-El Paso.

4/17/03: Lance Harter has been elected to the 2003 Mt. SAC Relays Hall of Fame class.

4/15/03: Former Lady Razorback associate head basketball coach Vic Schaefer has been hired by Texas A&M University.

4/11/03: The Knoxville (Tenn.) Quarterback Club selected Arkansas Athletic Director Frank Broyles as the inaugural recipient of the Bob Woodruff Award ­ an award established to honor the outstanding contributions of a collegiate athletic director.

4/11/03: Lady 'Back assistant basketball coach Kelly Bond was hired for the same position at Texas A&M University.

4/11/03: Barry Lunney Jr. was officially announced as the new quarterbacks coach at San Jose St. University.

4/9/03: Susie Gardner was named the head Lady Razorback basketball coach.

4/3/03: Mark Hutson was named Offensive Line coach at Eastern Illinois University.

4/1/03: Wayne Martin was selected to the 2003 class of the New Orleans Saints Hall of Fame.

3/31/03: Gary Blair was named the head women's basketball coach at Texas A&M University.

3/24/03: Doug Dickey and Hayden Fry were elected to the 2003 class of the College Football Hall of Fame as coaches.

3/18/03: Jackson State University announced that it will not renew the contract of Andy Stoglin.

3/12/03: Bob Trott was named the defensive coordinator at the University of Louisiana - Monroe.

3/11/03: Tom Collen was named as the women's basketball coach at the University of Louisville.

3/5/03: Miles Aldridge was named defensive backfield coach for the University at Buffalo.

3/4/03: David Mitchell was named the running backs coach at Purdue University.

2/27/03: Dick Bumpas was named defensive coordinator at Western Michigan University.

2/24/03: Bradley Dale Peveto was named the secondary coach for Middle Tennessee St. University.

2/18/03: Former University of Arkansas assistant coach Clifton Ealy rejoined the Razorback football coaching staff as the tight ends coach after a three-year absence.

2/13/03: Three Razorbacks were among the 83 candidates for the 2003 class of the College Football Hall of Fame. Former UA standouts Ronnie Caveness and Wayne Harris are on the ballot along with recently hired assistant football coach Tracy Rocker. Doug Dickey and Hayden Fry were nominated as coaches.

2/13/03: George Pugh resigned his UA assistant football coaching position.

2/6/03: Tracy Rocker was hired as Arkansas' new defensive line coach.

2/6/03: Les Lancaster was named manager of the Coastal Bend Aviators of the independent Central League.

2/4/03: The St. Louis Rams hired Frank Falks to be their tight ends coach.

1/30/03: Tampa Bay defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin agreed to a new contract that will make him the NFL's highest paid assistant coach and keep him with the Super Bowl champions. The contract is for three years and, with a value of $5.1 million, sets a new standard for assistant coaches. It includes a $1.1 million signing bonus and base salaries of $1.2 million (2003), $1.3 million (2004) and $1.5 million (2005).

1/29/03: Former San Francisco 49ers wide receivers coach has been hired for the same position by the Atlanta Falcons.

1/28/03: San Jose State football coach Fitz Hill signed a new four-year contract, through 2006, after leading the school to only its third finish in the upper half of the Western Athletic Conference standings last year.

1/27/03: Eastern Illinois' Assistant Head Coach Roy Wittke was named as the new quarterbacks coach and passing game coordinator at the University of Arkansas. Also, UA offensive line coach Mike Markuson was named the running game coordinator.

1/22/03: Marcia McDermott joined the Carolina Courage (WUSA) as an assistant general manager.

1/21/03: Joe Lee Dunn was hired by the University of Memphis to fill their defensive coordinator position.

1/21/03: The Buffalo Bills (NFL) named Pat Ruel their new offensive line coach.

1/18/03: Joe Kines was hired as defensive coordinator and linebackers coach at Alabama.

1/16/03: Former University of Arkansas coach Frank Broyles received a lifetime achievement award from the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association during ceremonies at the Bear Bryant Award dinner.

1/16/03: Razorback defensive line coach Kacy Rodgers was hired to be the defensive tackles coach for the Dallas Cowboys (NFL).

1/14/03: Razorback quarterbacks coach David Lee was hired as an offensive assistant by the Dallas Cowboys (NFL).

1/13/03: Doug Scheel was hired to be the head head football coach at Berryville (AR) High School. He had been at Morrilton since 1998.

1/10/03: Former Hog assistant John Thompson hired four people with Arkansas ties to his coaching staff. J.B. Grimes, formerly at Texas A&M, will serve as ECU's offensive line coach and assistant head coach. Steve Janski and Matt Graves, both of whom served at Arkansas this past season, will coach the Pirates' tight ends and defensive backs, respectively. Also coming from Arkansas is Mike Ritchie, who will serve as director of football operations.

1/9/03: Mike Conley was promoted to Executive Director of Elite Athlete Programs by USA Track & Field.

1/8/03: Nolan Richardson III resigned as men's basketball coach at Tennessee State University, two weeks after he was indefinitely suspended for bringing a gun into the school's arena.

1/7/03: Shannon Clancy was hired as an assistant soccer coach at VMI.

1/7/03: The Buffalo Bills announced that the contract of Miles Aldridge will not be renewed.

1/6/03: Rich Olson was fired from his offensive coordinator job by the Arizona Cardinals (NFL).

1/3/03: Norm DeBriyn was inducted into the American Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame.

12/27/02: Nolan Richardson III was suspended indefinitely by Tennessee State for an undisclosed violation of university policy.

12/20/02: Florida defensive coordinator John Thompson was named head coach at East Carolina University.

12/17/02: Former Baylor assistant Scott Smith was hired by Permian (TX) High School as their new head football coach.

12/17/02: Ken Rucker, former assistant coach at Texas A&M, was named running backs coach at the University of Georgia.

12/11/02: Scott Smith and Bob Trott were not retained as Baylor assistant football coaches when the new head coach was hired.

12/10/02: Charley North left his job at Director of Football Operations at Alabama to take the same position at Texas A&M.

12/9/02: Brenden Pappas shot a 71-419 to tie for eighth and earn his 2003 PGA Tour card in the final round of the final stage of the PGA Tour Qualifying School at PGA West. Mike Grob shot a 72-424 to tie for 34th and earn his 2003 PGA Tour card. Dean Pappas shot a 69-425 to tie for 39th and earn full playing privileges on the 2003 Nationwide Tour. Tag Ridings shot a 67-431 to tie for 87th.

12/8/02: Mike Grob shot 73-352 in the fifth round in the final stage of the PGA Tour Qualifying School at PGA West. Deane Pappas shot 72-356. Brenden Pappas, shot 69-348 to tie for 11th. Tag Ridings shot 70-364.

12/7/02: Mike Grob shot a 2-under 70 to tie for 11th at 9-under 279 after the fourth round in the final stage of the PGA Tour Qualifying School at PGA West. Deane Pappas shot 70-284 to tie for 50th. Brenden Pappas, shot 66-279 to tie for 11th. Tag Ridings shot 77-294 to tie for 143rd.

12/6/02: Mike Grob shot a par 72 to tie for 16th at 7-under 209 after the third round in the final stage of the PGA Tour Qualifying School at PGA West. Deane Pappas shot 73-214 to tie for 72nd. Brenden Pappas, shot 70-213 to tie for 59th. Tag Ridings shot 71-217 to tie for 103rd.

12/5/02: Mike Grob shot a 2-under-par 70 to tie for fourth at 7-under 137 after the second round in the final stage of the PGA Tour Qualifying School at PGA West. Deane Pappas shot 69-141 to tie for 40th. Brenden Pappas, shot 71-143 to tie for 73rd. Tag Ridings shot 71-146 to tie for 119th. Ridings has earned PGA Tour status for the 2003 season as a top-15 money winner on the Buy. com Tour. The top 35 players and ties in the six-round event will receive 2003 PGA Tour cards. The next 50 and ties receive exemption on the Nationwide Tour, formerly known as the Buy. com Tour.

12/2/02: Joe Lee Dunn was fired as defensive coordinator of the Mississippi St. Bulldogs.

12/2/02: Kieth Burns resigned as the head coach at Tulsa. He led the Golden Hurricanes to a 7-28 record in three years.

11/27/02: USA Today Football Weekly declared Monte Kiffin the best defensive coordinator in the NFL.

11/26/02: The University of South Carolina extended the contract of football coach Lou Holtz an additional year through 2007.

11/19/02: Andy Skeels was named the hitting coach for the Savannah Sand Gnats (Montreal Expos) of the South Atlantic League.

11/15/02: Mike Grob and Brenden Pappas advanced to the PGA Tour Qualifying School's final stage at PGA West in LaQuinta, CA. on December 4-9. Grob won and Pappas finished second in the second stage in Orlando, FL.

11/14/02: Jen Kennedy Croft announced her retirement as Utah State's head soccer coach.

11/13/02: Former Razorback assistant football coach Clifton Ealy was named interim head coach for Fayetteville High School after spending the previous three years as an assistant for FHS.

11/7/02: Former Hog golfers John Daly and R.H. Sykes were among six inductees into the Arkansas State Golf Association Hall of Fame. Daly has four PGA Tour titles, including major victories at the 1991 PGA Championship and 1995 British Open. Sykes was the Rookie of the Year on the PGA Tour in 1964. As an amateur, he won the 1961 USGA Public Links Championship and later earned All-American status in 1963 as captain of the Razorbacks golf team.

11/1/02: Former Razorback basketball player Darrell Walker was elected to the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame class of 2003.

10/31/02: Krystal Osborne was signed by the Grand Rapids Force of the U. S. Pro Volleyball league.

10/30/02: The Lincoln Saltdogs announced that Manager Les Lancaster will not be back to manage the club in 2003. Lancaster lead the team to two playoff appearances and an 85-53 record in two years.

10/30/02: Former NFL coach and Razorback player Jimmy Johnson was one of 74 preliminary nominees for the NFL Hall of Fame for 2003.

10/28/02: Oklahoma St. head basketball coach Eddie Sutton has agreed to a contract extension that will keep him on the job for another six years.

10/27/02: Pat Summerall called his 1,000th NFL game from the broadcast booth when Seattle played at Dallas.

10/27/02: Former Hog golfer Tag Ridings earned his PGA Tour card for 2003 after he finished among the top fifteen money leaders on the Buy.com Tour.