Arkansas: Like most opponents this season, Louisville ran all over us and couldn't…
ArkansasTech swapped QBs all night but neither looked particularly good (though their combined stat line was decent). The energy was again low as the Cardinals jumped out to a quick dominant lead and never looked back.
I had four of them at a wedding in Maine this weekend and each was better than the last. This felt like our tenth night game of the season, but I bet we have way fewer next season… Did someone on the staff finally learn about Kevin Kelley and decide to emulate the finest stratagems that Arkansas high school football has to offer?
Lost in the woods, cold Birds with teeth haunt my psyche Let it be done please All of these groups have been problematic, but I am a bit surprised at Williams given that the WRs have been far from the biggest pain point this season (though they have dropped a lot of passes). In which we discuss lobster rolls, Arkansas, and getting the boot.
Pope and Mogridge feel obvious; the LBs have looked lost in every game and the OL is probably the most visible weakness we have. Obviously this doesn't change much immediately.
KEY POINTS
- Like most opponents this season, Louisville ran all over us and couldn't be stopped on the ground.
- Congrats on 2000 career rushing yards, sorry the OL didn't let you hit that milestone much earlier this season.
- Yesterday it was announced that DC Jason Semore, DE/LB coach Kyle Pope, OL coach Allen Mogridge, and WR coach Jafar Williams were relieved of their duties.
- Semore doesn't surprise me from a results standpoint but man it sucks to continue not keeping a DC for more than one season – I have to imagine that the lack of consistency is at least partially to blame for the results.