Arkansas Game Thread
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I do. Teams are always awesome in July and early August.
I also remember a thread asking why this team wasn't top 15 due to the talent.
There's only one tossup and that's Mizzou. Sucks that Tennessee, and especially Arkansas, have clearly improved while our program seems stuck in the mud at Muschamp levels of ineffectiveness.
Nice way to finish the drive. Gave the D some rest. D now has to get a stop on the next drive to...lol...missed PAT.
That extra point nonsense is unacceptable in major college football.
Beamer Ball!!! Shanked punt and missed PAT. That's JV stuff.
Am I the only one who hates the weird formation shift on extra points?
Well, it was not a good first half at all. We're lucky it isn't a lot worse on the score board thanks to Arky running the ball a lot making for longer drives for them.
Wasted opportunity there. Better scheming is a must in that situation. Of course.....if the all everything QB would've been more accurate on the deep ball, it likely one have been a 1 score game.
Not gonna have to worry about Rattler going pro. We'll have him for 2 seasons unless he transfers some place. He ain't an NFL QB.
I waited all these months for this?? Friggin Arkansas got it turned around. Let that sink in.
Truth. BUT, he doesn’t have Oklahoma talent blocking or receiving for him either.
It takes a while to turn things around, especially in the SEC. The only way to get better is to recruit better, like Arky and Kentucky(and Georgia) have done. We are getting it done in recruiting but it`s going to be a process. We just have to be patient and keep our staff intact as much as possible, Hate to say anything positive about Dabo but that`s what they did. When we beat them 5 years in a row we had better players. They have been beating us because they have better players. Our guys have great effort, but we need more talent and depth. We just have to be patient I have faith in Beamer and our staff.
That's actually not what he did. After year two he fired the OC and brought in an "exciting" offense that helped bring in recruits.
The next year (or was it 2?) He fired the DC and brought in Vegetables.
Edit: Other than that, I get your point. But isn't Arkansas only one year further down the rebuilding track than we are? And I can't watch Tennessee and not think they are on the same timeframe.