The make-up kiss between Bobby Petrino and Arkansas is a classic example of Opportunity meeting Desperation. Never mind the ...

Bobby Petrino is back at Arkansas, this time as the Razorbacks' offensive coordinator, 12 years after being fired as head ...

Over four months after Millie Bobby Brown and Jake Bongiovi tied the knot, new details about the couple’s nuptials are coming to light. On Wednesday, Bongiovi and Brown shared photos of the lavish, ...

FAYETTEVILLE -- For the Arkansas Razorbacks to have a shot at an upset of No. 4 Tennessee on Saturday night, offensive coordinator Bobby Petrino will need find a way to crank up the Hogs' run game.

FAYETTEVILLE — For the Arkansas Razorbacks to have a shot at an upset of No. 4 Tennessee on Saturday night, offensive coordinator Bobby Petrino will need find a way to crank up the Hogs’ run game.

Coordinator Bobby Petrino, who spent last season at Texas A&M, has made a good living the past two years turning limited offenses into more potent units quickly. Arkansas went into Saturday's ...

Petrino, the son of former MSU head coach and current Arkansas offensive coordinator Bobby Petrino, is showing he's an elite play-caller himself. "When you come up in a household with one of the ...

There have been rumors within the professional wrestling sphere over the summer that MVP would be debuting for the promotion, accompanied by former Hurt Business members Bobby Lashley and Shelton ...

Netflix has released the first look at its upcoming true crime documentary, Sweet Bobby: My Catfish Nightmare, which tells a gripping tale of deception and betrayal. The documentary centres around ...

He can be seen doing some drills, but what stood out was the time he spent on the sideline with a heavy brace on his injured knee. He was on Wednesday’s injury report with a limited in-practice ...

True crime fans were on the edge of their seats when, two years ago, the Sweet Bobby podcast recounted a baffling and convoluted catfish story that saw a woman embroiled in a nine-year ...

In the eighth inning of the seventh game of the 1960 World Series, Casey Stengel replaced relief pitcher Bobby Shantz with Jim Coates. The New York Yankees manager believed he had no choice.