The fallout from the NFL's new rule against delivering a blow with the crown of the helmet: Emmitt Smith said the league had "absolutely lost [its] mind.'' Matt Forte called it the "most absurd suggestion for a rule change that I've ever heard.'' Eric Dickerson said it would leave running backs in a defenseless position. Wrong, wrong and wrong. The rule bans players on offense and defense from using the crown of the helmet to strike a blow in the open field, with a head of steam built up, not anywhere near the line of scrimmage, where every inch is desperately fought for.."We want to invite Razorback fans to join us for this special ceremony as we honor the legacy of Coach Frank Broyles," Arkansas athletic director Jeff Long said. "For more than 50 years, Coach Broyles made numerous significant contributions as a coach and as an athletic administrator. It is fitting that soon a statue in front of the Broyles Athletic Center will further serve as a permanent