Razorbacks Move Up to No. 18 in the CSCAA Poll

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Razorbacks Move Up to No. 18 in the CSCAA Poll

Branford Clay December 15, 2022 FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The Arkansas swimming and diving team is in the rankings for the third time this year. The Hogs checked in at No. 18 in the latest CSCAA poll Thursday, receiving of 145 votes. “We have had our swimmers and divers competing all over the globe lately: College […]

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