After an uninspiring 31-14 win over North Alabama to open the season that featured what new coach Ryan Silverfield called “one of the worst offensive performances that I’ve been a part of,” the schedule doesn’t get easier for the Arkansas Razorbacks.
While the Razorbacks’ defense played well, holding the Lions to 14 points and just 153 yards of total offense (18 yards at halftime), the offensive play left much to be desired, despite gaining 415 yards.
Starting quarterback KJ Jackson threw for three touchdowns and 267 yards and completed 68% of his passes, but also threw an interception and lost a fumble, while running back Sutton Smith lost a fumble…