FAYETTEVILLE — Games against Texas and, to a lesser extent, LSU are remembered best, but one of Arkansas' greatest series through the years has been with Ole Miss.
The Razorbacks and Rebels began playing in 1908, four days before the Chicago Cubs won their last World Series.
In the 108 years since, the series has been played in six cities in four states, and Razorbacks have won a little more than half the games. Arkansas leads the all-time series 34-27-1, unless you ask Ole Miss.
The Razorbacks claim the Rebels used an ineligible player named Joe Evans in a 1914 game and Arkansas won by virtue of a forfeit.