Hogs’ late run pushes past Colorado State for 55-34 win Saturday

Arkansas added two late scores on a defensive scoop-and-score and a touchdown reception and breakaway by C.J. O’Grady to turn a 34-34 tie in the fourth quarter into a 55-34 win Saturday afternoon.

4Q-8:52: Devwah Whaley scores on a 5-yard run after Arkansas gets a missed 50-yard field goal attempt by Colorado State to cap a nine-play, 68-yard drive that took 2:43. Hogs 41, Colorado State 34

3Q-2:26: Myles Mason gambles — and loses — on a third-and-long pass from Pat O’Brien to Dante Wright that ends up being a 75-yard scoring strike and the game is tied at 34-34. Hogs 34, Colorado State 34.

3Q-5:45: Colorado State answers Hogs’ score with a methodical 72-yard, 15-play drive that ate up 7:22 of the quarter, helped by a third-down penalty early against Joe Foucha. Camper kicks a 21-yard field goal. Hogs 34, Colorado State 27

3Q-13:07: Hogs take second-half kickoff and go 75 yards in eight plays with Nick Starkel finding Treylon Burks twice for big plays. Rakeem Boyd ran for the final 4 yards to cap a drive only lasting 1:53. Hogs 34, Colorado State 24

2Q-:04: Arkansas misfires on an offensive possession with Nick Starkel over-throwing a wide open Treylon Burks going down the left sideline, then come back and drive 52 yards in 20 plays and get a 46-yard field goal to make it a one-score game at halftime. Hogs 27, Colorado State 24

2Q-7:31: Colorado State recovers a Rakeem Boyd-Nick Starkel fumble and go 40 yards in five plays, helped along with a pass interference penalty and cut the Hogs’ lead to 27-21. Hogs 27, Colorado State 21

2Q-11:41: Hogs get a drive going after Montaric Brown recovers a fumble, but a couple of misfires on passes into the end zone result in Connor Limpert coming on for a 22-yard field goal with 11:41 left in the second quarter. Hogs 27, Colorado State 14

The first quarter comes to an end … finally … with Arkansas leading Colorado State, 24-14, scoring more points than they have an in any game this year … the first period.

Razorbacks have 249 yards of offense in the first quarter, including 137 on the ground and starting quarterback Nick Starkel is 7-of-12 for 112 yards and two touchdowns. Rakeem Boyd has 81 yards rushing, Devwah Whaley has run for 60.

1Q-1:02: Arkansas’ offense gets bogged down after a no-call on a pass to De’Vion Warren in the Endzone, then Myron Cunningham gives up a sack. Connor Limpert knocks a 54-yard field goal through. Hogs 24, Colorado State 14

1Q-3:27: Colorado State isn’t dead yet. The Rams go 75 yards in five plays, ripping off a couple of big runs on the edge of the Hogs’ defense for a 14-yard scoring pass from Collin Hill to Warren Jackson. Hogs 21, Colorado State 14

1Q-5:54: Rakeem Boyd blows through a gaping hole in the middle and out-runs everybody for a 69-yard scoring jaunt, giving Arkansas the most points scored in a game … in the first quarter. Hogs have 216 yards offense, 113 on the ground. Hogs 21, Colorado State 7

1Q-7:54: Nick Starkel hits his second touchdown pass of the day, finding tight end Chase Harrell from 14 yards out to cap an 82-yard drive. Hogs have 157 yards of offense halfway through first period. Hogs 14, Colorado State 7

1Q-13:00: Hogs answer opening score with a 75-yard drive in five plays with Nick Starkel hitting first Treylon Burks for 38 yards, running a couple of times, then letting Trey Knox grab a 24-yard score. Hogs 7, Colorado State 7

1Q-14:42: On the second play of the game after the kickoff, Colorado State’s Marvin Kinsey runs through the middle of the Arkansas line for a 75-yard score and, just like that, the Hogs find themselves down. Colorado State 7, Hogs 0

A year ago, Colorado State started Arkansas’ tumble to what was a disastrous year and now the rematch starts shortly at Razorback Stadium with Nick Starkel starting at quarterback.

RAZORBACK FOOTBALL

Sat, Sep 5vs North AlabamaW 31-14
Sat, Sep 12@ UtahL, 43-10
Sat, Sep 19GeorgiaL, 45-17
Sat, Sep 26Tulsa7:00 PM
SECN+
Sat, Oct 3@ Texas A&M6:00 PM
ESPN or ESPN2
Sat, Oct 10TennesseeTBA
Sat, Oct 17@ VanderbiltTBA
Sat, Oct 31vs MissouriTBA
Sat, Nov 7@ AuburnTBA
Sat, Nov 14South CarolinaTBA
Sat, Nov 21@ TexasTBA
Sat, Nov 28vs LSUTBA

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

OVERALLRecordPts
1.Bentonville (15)3-01861
2.Conway2-11552
3.Shiloh Christian (2)3-01463
4.Bentonville West (1)3-01324
5.Joe T. Robinson3-01038
6.Searcy3-0837
7.North Little Rock3-0799
6.Bryant (1)0-3526
9.Benton1-3305
10.Fayetteville2-1510
Others receiving votes: Sylvan Hills 12, El Dorado 12, HS Lakeside 8, Springdale Har-Ber 7, Greenwood 6, Stuttgart 5, Pulaski Academy 4, Sheridan 3, Mountain Home 2.
CLASS 7A
1.Bentonville (15)3-0911
2.Conway2-1642
3.Shiloh Christian (2)3-0524
4.Bentonville West (1)3-0493
5.North Little Rock3-0143
Others receiving votes: Bryant (1) 13, Fayetteville 1, Springdale Har-Ber 1.
CLASS 6A
1.Searcy (16)3-0921t
2.Benton (1)1-2591t
3.Sylvan Hills (1)2-1513
4.El Dorado (1)3-0344
5.Mountain Home2-1225
Others receiving votes: Sheridan 19, Van Buren 8.
CLASS 5A
1.Joe T. Robinson (19)3-0951
2.Greenwood1-2542
3.Greenbrier2-1443
5.Farmington3-0354
4.Hot Springs Lakeside (1)2-1305
Others receiving votes: LR Parkview 12, Jacksonville 9, Valley View 6.
CLASS 4A
1.Stuttgart (16)3-0891
2.Nashville (2)3-0673
3.Gosnell (1)3-0324
4.Arkadelphia2-1285t
5.Elkins2-1232
Others receiving votes: Ozark 14, Hamburg 13, Fountain Lake 8, Gravette 7, Bauxite 2, Pottsville 1, Booneville 1.

CLASS 3A
1.Fordyce (16)1-1901
2.Bismarck (1)2-1582
3.Mansfield2-238—
4.Rivercrest (1)3-0314
5.Smackover (2)2-1213
Others receiving votes: Glen Rose 19, Walnut Ridge (1) 11, Rison 11, Palestine-Wheatley 4, Newport 2.
CLASS 2A
1.Mount Ida (17)3-0891
2.Baptist Prep (1)3-0553
3.Junction City1-3292
4.Hazen3-026—
5.East Poinsett Co.2-1155
Others receiving votes: Poyen 17, Gurdon 14, Bigelow 11, Earle (1) 8, Dierks 7, Marked Tree 6, Hector 2, Des Arc 3, Cross County 2, Bearden 1.
8-MAN SANCTIONED
2.Corning (8)3-0322
1.Cedar Ridge (6)4-0311
3.Izard County3-010—
Others receiving votes: Magazine 9, Woodlawn 5, Rose Bud 2, Strong 1.