John Calipari and Mark Few swapped plays before Saturday’s warmup in Fayetteville and score won’t count, but the players will.
Saturday’s upset wave was rare as Razorbacks now need three wins in five games, and finding one positive really tough.
The Hogs landing at No. 12 surprised nobody. What matters is how this young roster looks in March, not Saturday.
Upsets shook the top 10 while the Razorbacks quietly won on the road at Vanderbilt. Matt Mitchell’s skit noticed anyway.
Time to work against Vanderbilt, and the Arkansas quarterback turned that clean pocket into a weekly honor.
KJ Jackson had time to throw at Vanderbilt, and the Arkansas lineman who helped give it to him got rewarded.
Arkansas won at Vanderbilt, but SEC Shorts spent its week inside a crowded hospital full of fallen top 10 teams.
Arkansas lost Chris Marshall and had nobody left to throw to. A Warren kid made sure that didn’t matter Saturday.
Vanderbilt isn’t great, but it’s tougher than North Alabama or Tulsa. Can the Hogs run enough to avoid last place?
Two special sessions in just two weeks produced one extension and Razorbacks fans shouldn’t write off what happened behind closed doors.