Today is Wednesday, which means I leave tomorrow for Dallas and what should be an entertaining game in a stadium that looks big even on TV. What does a $1 billion stadium look like in person?

But let’s not get ahead of ourselves. We still have more football to cover in Fayetteville before we leave for the Lonhorn State.

Robbie Neiswanger wrote a story in today’s Morning News about Arkansas piling up penalties over the past few games. The trend has annoyed Razorbacks coach Bobby Petrino and left others to scratch their heads. But Texas A&M has seen even more yellow flags this season.

I have a notebook in today’s newspaper. In it, Arkansas offensive coordinator Paul Petrino accepts responsibility for last Saturday’s loss at No. 3 Alabama, offensive guard Mitch Petrus goes off on his own offensive line and changes are made to the first-team offense and defense.

The Dallas Morning News has a rather lengthy article on Petrino embracing Fayetteville and Arkansas fans. The (Other) Morning News reporter was in town last week doing interviews for the story.

That’s it for now. But I’ll have more after Petrino speaks at 11 a.m. on the SEC coaches teleconference. And you can follow me on Twitter (@NWAAlex).