Arkansas escaped Week 1 with a win, but the Razorbacks did not play clean enough to inspire confidence before a road trip to Utah. Saturday night offers five questions that will define whether Arkansas is progressing or simply surviving.
Arkansas has a win. It does not yet have answers.
Razorback Report Card: Five Questions Arkansas Must Answer at Utah
The Razorbacks opened the Ryan Silverfield era with a 31-14 victory over North Alabama, but the game contained too many problems to call it a complete performance. Arkansas committed eight penalties for 74 yards, turned the ball over three times, averaged only 3.0 yards per rush and scored one touchdown in six red-zone trips.
Now comes No. 21 Utah on the road. The Utes are bigger, more physical, and capable of punishing mistakes than North Alabama. Utah also has an established quarterback in Devon Dampier, a diverse rushing attack, and the benefit of playing in a loud home environment…