A 2-1 record against Tulsa at Memphis has Ryan Silverfield ready for whatever the Golden Hurricane try Saturday night.
Hunter Yurachek promised a top-half SEC budget when he hired Silverfield. Arkansas' latest numbers tell a different story.
The Aggies have won four straight, and the Razorbacks get another chance in College Station at 6 p.m. Oct. 3.
Why did two quarterbacks and 283 passing yards still end in a 45-17 loss? The answer starts on the ground.
Arkansas is 14-52 in SEC games under Hunter Yurachek, and national voices are now asking how the Razorbacks got here.
Arkansas outspent seven ranked teams this year and still lost to Utah by 33 points at home in Salt Lake City.
Arkansas defense mental mistakes piled up against Utah leaving fans wondering if coaching or player focus is the real problem.
After two straight weeks to start season struggling with offensive attack, he's doing all that he can do which is just keep getting them ready for...
Ryan Silverfield says he tunes out criticism after Arkansas fell hard to Utah, insisting he still trusts his coaching process.
Silverfield admits Arkansas's offensive linemen tipped run-pass tendencies against Utah, a flaw opponents noticed but didn't need to exploit early.