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I'm gonna say at least 3
Figured I’d do some crowdsourcing for this one and no better place to ask than Reddit: With rain in the forecast Saturday, I’m trying to rack my brain for all rain games in recent Arkansas football history. Here’s what I have been able to recall with the help of another reporter…
•2020 at Auburn
•2018 vs. Ole Miss (LR)
•2014 at Auburn
•2014 vs. Ole Miss
•2012 vs. Kentucky
•2010 vs. Ole Miss
•2001 vs. Tennessee
What else?
Ole Miss is coming to town as #19 nationally ranked team. Feels to me Ole Miss is a way overrated. They did not play any real opponent except for LSU, which they lost. They also lost to the hapless Kentucky at home. To me, Ole Miss feels like middle ranked, if not a mediocre team. What you all think?
Coming to Fayetteville for the Ole Miss game. Just looking for advice for pregame festivities or areas for visitors to get the Razorback experience. Thanks in advance
Going on the front of Tundra asap.
It looks like this game could be played under rainy conditions. If that is the case, who do you think that favors?
With Tennessee announcing their “dark mode” unis again, and with the way the Aggies looked. I think we have the perfect color set to create some all black uniforms!
Not a shot at Armstrong to be clear, I love that guy, what a reliable receiver.
I was thinking about making a thread specifically about Tyrone Broden because I'm so happy he's been coming down with some good catches, but then I realized that generally speaking it feels like Taylen has gotten more comfortable passing to players other than #2. Broden in particular feels like he's really turned a corner the last couple games after some rough drops early this season.
Then aside from Broden, how beautiful has it been to see the TEs getting some receptions? Seems like Hasz may be feeling healthier, and that TD pass where he peeled off and got to the end zone with no coverage was amazing. Paaske seems to have good hands and is a big guy which is great.
Can someone who pays closer attention tell me if Anthony just started getting on the field more recently? I was at the LSU game telling my non-football-fan buddy who the players were, and I didn't know who #11 was, but he has been really solid, very speedy. I feel like he either just started getting played more, or I just wasn't paying close enough attention.
Teslaa has been sure-handed as always, and it seems like maybe he's getting better at creating some separation between himself and the DBs.
Also has been cool seeing the RBs catch some passes, if I recall correctly I think Russell and Dubinion both got at least one reception against Ms. State.
I guess I'll wrap this up, just some Monday rambling I suppose. Hopefully this post was at least somewhat worthwhile.
I have 2 tickets to the season opener against Baylor at the American Airlines Center in Dallas I need to sell. Decent seats in section 220 row B seat 8 and 9. I will sell at face value. Please DM me for details
It was a great weekend for the Hogs! (Well except Volleyball)
Boy, what a spendid show of offense forces at Bobby P's best. Taylen Green definitely saw a lot of greens (I mean yardage) in front of him. TE and WR run wild all over MSST. They even sent in backup quarterback towards the end of the game for exercise purpose. That is really something for a road game against a SEC foe.
Not mean to be critical, but our defense (especially in the secondary) needs some improvements. Our defense played a bit too soft, and a couple of MSST's long passes, our secondary coverage got behind the WR of MSST, resulting in PI penalties. To take down #18 Ole Miss, we need all cylinders to run full steams. But overall, things look pretty promising.
Hi, Hogs. Looking forward to a great matchup next weekend. I’m coming down from Kansas City and would like to sit behind Ole Miss’s band. I saw some 5+ year old posts saying the band sits at the bottom of section 120 (from the press box, I think this is the left corner on the visitor side). Is this still the case? Is this a fine enough view?
Also any recs on 1. parking and 2. places to eat after or see around town? Open to anything. I’ll probably get in around 9 am and stick around Fayetteville for a few hours after the game. I appreciate any input!
Edit: Y’all rock. Already have several awesome recommendations and answers. I appreciate y’all! In another life if I weren’t an Ole Miss alum, I would’ve definitely gone to Arkansas.
Taylen Green isn't as fast as Matt Jones, but he's a better QB.
Jones highlights...tell me this doesn't give you wood.
Half of those passes would have been picked against today's defenses.
Taylen Green would be in Heisman consideration if he played behind the OL Jones had protecting him. Jones was faster, but they're equally elusive, and I think Green has a better arm.
Furthermore, Jones played when the I formation was still a useful offense. When RPOs were unusual. Teams were still running the Veer back then. The defenses Green sees today are FAR more complex than what Jones ever saw in his entire career, even at the NFL level.
Matt Jones was a freak of nature, but I don't believe he'd be any more successful today than Green has been if all things were equal.
We have a damn good QB, folks. A really damn good one.
Dumb question- if we won out, we have a shot at playoffs or nah? Texas and ole miss looked beatable tonight.
Woo pig!
Where has THIS been?
The Bobby P special this was really cool. 14 years later
Hi All,
I have never attended a Razorback game in Fayetteville. As a treat for my Dad, I got tickets to the Ole Miss game on Nov. 2. He is a senior citizen so I wanted to rent a seat back for him, but the UA website says only season ticket holders can rent or buy them. Is that true? Are there other options besides buy one and bringing it with us? I hate to buy a seat back for one use but I am willing to do it so he is comfortable. Thanks.
I am not a huge fan of the yearly Mizzou/Ark rivalry. There just doesn't seem to be a lot of hype leading up to the game for either school, and the fans don't seem too entertained by the rivalry.
Instead, I wish we would play OKState or Oklahoma each year instead. They are both only a 3.5 hour drive from Fayetteville!
I was at the Ark/OSU game in Stillwater this year. Along with myself, there were tons of fans that had also taken classes at or graduated from both schools. Many people were wearing both Ark and OSU apparel at the game.
I've been to several OSU and Arkansas football games at both universities over the years, so I know how the fan behavior typically is at the games. When Ark came into Stillwater, it just felt different in the air that day. The OSU fans were extra friendly and inviting. Both sides were genuinely excited about the game, since we haven't played eachother for some time. OSU fans offered us drinks at the tailgates, and everyone said, "Welcome to Stillwater!" Even though we lost, it was a very enjoyable college football experience. There were tons of people that kept saying, "Why don't we both play more often? This has been great!"
Also, in 2015, Ark showed support for the Homecoming Parade tragedy that occurred at OSU (I was at OSU when it happened) by having Ark students sign a 3-story high banner that featured both schools logos and a memorial ribbon in between. OSU proudly hung the banner inside their union for the remainder of the year. As a former Arkansas grad that was then taking classes at OkState, it was very empowering to see when walking into OSU's union. (Having just graduated from Ark, I may have leaned over the edge of the banner when it was hanginge from the 3rd story railing and signed it as well 😬).
My vote is to get rid of the Mizzou/Ark rivalry and make it an OKstate/Ark rivalry instead.
Who would you like to start a rivalry with?