Injured Arkansas star Boogie Fland cleared to resume basketball activities, could return for NCAA Tournament
Star Arkansas freshman guard Boogie Fland has been medically cleared to resume basketball activities and is set to begin practicing with the team immediately, the program announced Saturday. Fland injured his hand against Florida on Jan.
Arkansas Razorbacks guard Boogie Fland talks to forward Adou Thiero prior to the Hogs' last regular season game against the ...
The anchor for Kansas (21-12) is Dickinson, who averaged 17.6 points and 10 rebounds per game and at 24 brings a veteran calm ...
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Boogie Fland injury update: John Calipari reveals major change in Arkansas guard’s status in text on ESPNArkansas forward Boogie Fland is expected to return to practice on Sunday, John Calipari told ESPN’s Seth Greenberg via text.
The Arkansas men’s basketball team, limited to seven players of late as it made a charge toward the NCAA Tournament down the ...
PRO: Quite simply, Fland gives the Hogs another scorer, another mature player to handle the ball in the final minutes of a tight game. CON: His minutes would take away court time from fellow freshmen ...
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Boogie Fland injury: Seth Davis accuses Arkansas of bubble gamesmanship ahead of Selection SundayWhen it comes to influencing the NCAA Tournament Selection Committee, teams will draw up a number of different strategies.
John Calipari and the Arkansas Razorbacks advanced to the second round of the SEC Tournament on Wednesday, defeating the South Carolina Gamecocks 72-68 at Bridgestone Arena.
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