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I think they'll win.

(04-25-2015 01:57 PM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote:  I think they'll win.

They did.

Knew it.

At the Michigan spring game, Harbaugh pulled the defense off the field in the 3rd quarter and the offense was then able to put together a 13 play scoring drive to eke out a 7-0 win....

Arkansas' spring game considered important enough to be featured on espn.com

http://espn.go.com/blog/sec/post/_/id/10...we-learned

Razorbacks are big and physical. Not a great passing team. They'll be a better team than the one that pounded NIU in 2014.

That assessment of their offense plays to the strength of our defense. If our offensive line plays respectably we have a chance at a really decent showing.

Very, very early Athlon preview. Maybe our new president can give us an inside scoop.

Bret Bielema’s rebuilding project at Arkansas is ahead of schedule after a 7-6 record in 2014. The Razorbacks were closer to 10 victories than some may have realized, as this team lost four games by a touchdown or less. Even though coordinator Jim Chaney left for Pittsburgh, the formula for success on offense isn’t going to change. Arkansas has a run-first mentality, with 1,000-yard rushers Jonathan Williams and Alex Collins leading the way on the ground. Also, the offensive line should be one of the best in the nation next year. Quarterback Brandon Allen improved in his second year as the starter but more weapons must emerge at receiver. Robb Smith was one of the nation’s top assistant hires in the 2014 cycle, and the Arkansas defense did not allow an opponent to score more than 21 points in each of its last five games. Smith will have his hands full in the spring trying to find replacements for end Trey Flowers, tackle Darius Philon and linebacker Martrell Spaight.
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