The Razorbacks are playing like, well, Razorbacks again, and it’s a sight to behold.

The Razorbacks are reportedly beat up on defense particularly at linebacker, which does not bode well against the nation’s most prolific offense.

Pittman said in his Zoom press conference Monday that he won’t address the bad call this week with the team. His and their sights will be set only on the Rebels.

Pittman said the Razorbacks have put last week’s game to bed and have been full-steam ahead in preparing for their trip to Auburn.

It’s OK to be excited about the Razorbacks’ success without worrying about what this Saturday will bring for a few more days.

The Razorbacks face the No. 16 Bulldogs at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at Starkville, Miss. in a game televised on the SEC Network Alternate Channel.

When asked Monday if the Razorbacks would settle into a more conventional rate of offensive play to protect the defense, Pittman shook his head and said no.

The Razorbacks are a 26.5-point underdog in the game that many feel will be out of hand in the first half.

If the Razorbacks had to play Georgia this season, it’s probably good that it came first.

We’re a week and a day away from the start of the Razorbacks’ football season, and at least for me, the anticipation is high.

Hiring Scott Fountain shows the emphasis Pittman has put on the kicking game in his first season at Arkansas.

The hay’s not in the barn yet for Sam Pittman’s first Arkansas Razorbacks football team.

Pittman and his staff already have gained more trust out of the players than Morris ever seemed to have. That’s promising.

Today is a big day for Sam Pittman’s first Arkansas Razorbacks football squad.

Franks said opening the season with Georgia is exciting, but just opening his senior season has him juiced.

Having a confident, veteran quarterback leading an offense that is filled with sophomores and juniors who should be coming into their own should give Razorback fans some hope.

All the work the Razorbacks have done over the the past two months has been to prepare them for what begins today with full-padded work.

If athletes across the SEC footprint can largely return to class without contracting the virus, the season will kick off as planned on Sept. 26.

The Hogs’ schedule is not only arguably the most difficult schedule any team faces this season, but it may be the toughest that any Razorback team has ever faced.

Isaiah Joe will re-enter the 2020 NBA Draft, the Fort Smith native announced on Monday.