The Vols faced a wall for much of the game against the Razorbacks. On Monday, Josh Heupel said it’s nothing they haven’t seen or been prepared for.
For the second straight week, the Tennessee Vols found a way to dig down and win a game they trailed in the second half. One week after rallying from a halftime deficit to beat Auburn 24-14, Tennessee came from a 14-7 fourth quarter hole to defeat a pesky Arkansas Razorbacks squad 24-17 in Fayetteville.
The win over the Hogs was not pretty in the sense of execution, particularly as the Vols were trailing against a team they were a two-touchdown favorite against. Ten points in three quarters against a defense that has allowed points aplenty through the first half of the season also left some fans and pundits with their heads scratching or outright critical afterwards…