Quote from: Johnnie5 on Today at 09:00:33 amIdk if I would agree with that. They are very similar players. I'd be happy with either,we need another front court player.

Quote from: MuskogeeHogFan on April 29, 2024, 08:49:53 amI'm curious about this. Have you any links to these stories or statements from players?

Quote from: Hog Hog on Today at 08:35:55 amFrom what I've seen, they are pretty similar.  I saw Pryor described as a 6'10" big guard.

Here are there per 40 numbers based on last season:

Pryor:  19.8 points (44.7% FG, 35.2% Three, 81.5% FT), 12 rebounds, 2.7 assists, 1.8 steals, 2.5 turnovers
Hawkins:  15.3 points (45.1% FG, 36.9% Three, 79.2% FT), 7.7 rebounds, 3.4 assists, 1.9 steals, 2.0 turnovers

Watching some video, they look at least comparable in playing style.  I think both are very versatile and able to play multiple spots.

Quote from: donnie on Today at 08:29:49 amView them pretty similarly.

Hawkins has done it at the high major level so that's very valuable.

Both versatile bigs that can put it on the deck and create a bit.

Pryor is the better rebounder and Hawkins is a much better passer. 

Quote from: bennyl08 on Today at 08:55:07 amPittman and the hogs being one of them.

Quote from: Archawg on Today at 08:24:02 amHe does have better perimeter skills than Pryor.

QuoteEvery game is important this time of the year in college baseball, and the SEC saw that firsthand this past weekend.

SEC continues to be a great baseball conference, with ten teams making the cut in this week's Field of 64 projections. Six of those ten teams are hosting a regional as of today

Fayetteville Regional


1. Arkansas (4)
2. Virginia Tech
3. Louisiana Tech
4. New Mexico*

Despite losing their series over the weekend against Kentucky, Arkansas remains the No. 4 overall seed in this week's Field of 64. The Razorbacks are still 40-9 overall, 17-7 in the SEC and No. 3 in RPI with remaining weekends vs. Mississippi State and at Texas A&M. It won't be an easy finish, but Arkansas is still safe to host as a top eight seed. Joining them in Fayetteville is Virginia Tech, Louisiana Tech and New Mexico.


Here is how our SEC power rankings take shape after a wild week. Just two weekends remain:

1. Kentucky

2. Tennessee

3. A&M

4. Arkansas


Weekly Record: 3-2
Overall Record: 40-9 (17-7)
Previous: No. 2 (-2)
Upcoming Week: vs. State (FRI-SUN)

Arkansas started its week with a pair of midweek victories over Missouri State, winning 12-7 and 8-5. They then hit the road for a trip to Lexington, but couldn't come away with the series victory. The Razorbacks won the series opener 10-3.

Quote from: Hogo Piglitz on Today at 07:10:39 amIt isn't an issue with most teams 99.9% of the time since this started 3 years ago the teams with big turn over are teams with new head coaches that are flipping the roster.

Many coaches around the country have embraced it and have learned to use it to make the team better.