Arkansas coach John L. Smith says starting fullback Kiero Small injured a foot Wednesday and is expected to undergo surgery. Smith didn't offer any more details about the injury or how long the senior will be out. The Razorbacks (1-0) host Louisiana-Monroe on Saturday night in Little Rock's War Memorial Stadium.

Arkansas's Coach John L Smith started his press conference on Monday, but a reporter was not there yet, so he decided to call him and let him know he needed to hurry up. Then the reporter showed up and had a pretty good comeback. Watch both videos here.

Texas A&M and Arkansas have agreed to move their annual meeting to Cowboys Stadium in Arlington beginning in 2014 through the 2024 season. The two teams have met in Cowboys Stadium each of the last three seasons but will meet at Kyle Field this year, Texas A&M's first in the Southeastern Conference. Next season, the teams will meet at Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville, Ark., before the series returns to Cowboys Stadium in 2014. Texas A&M president R. Bowen Loftin said in a statement...

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"We appreciate Jerry Jones and everyone in the Cowboys' organization working with us over the past year concerning the future of the Arkansas series at Cowboys Stadium,"

"This was a significant, unresolved issue as part of our transition to the SEC, and it was imperative for Texas A&M to play Arkansas at Kyle Field this season -- our first as a member of the conference. Having a game annually in the Metroplex is very advantageous for Texas A&M from a visibility and recruiting standpoint, and we have an annual opportunity for our student-athletes to experience one of the country's finest football stadiums."

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Arkansas Athletic Director Jeff Long wants to keep it clean this year. That's why he's making Razorback fans arrange to have their signs approved by the school ahead of time...

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"All signs Students and Fans would like to display at FB games must be approved in advance. Call Julie Cain at (479) 575-3134 for approval — Jeff Long (@jefflongUA) August 20, 2012"

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Former Arkansas and Ole Miss head football coach Houston Nutt has joined CBS Sports Network. Unfortunately, he will not be doing CBS's SEC games, instead he will be working Army and Navy home games as well as matchups from the Patriots League, Mountain West and Conference USA.