Arkansas offensive coordinator Dan Enos talked Monday about quarterback Austin Allen’s toughness and getting ready for No. 1 Alabama.
Rhoads on Hogs’ defense against Gamecocks, Tide
Arkansas defensive coordinator Paul Rhoads talked Monday about the South Carolina game and this week’s matchup with Alabama.
Bielema moves to No. 1 on ‘Coaches Hot Seat’
While it’s not necessarily going to get anyone fired, the website CoachesHotSeat.com moved Arkansas coach Bret Bielema into the No. 1 position Monday morning.
Yes, No. 1. Even passing Butch Jones at Tennessee, who moves to No. 2 on the list.
They said they’ve felt Bielema was a bad fit from the beginning for Arkansas:
Let’s get back to Bret Bielema at Arkansas which on so many levels for both Arkansas and Bielema made just no damn sense and we write that because early on a long-time friend + Arkansas-alum called us in Bielema’s first year at Arkansas in the Fall of 2013 and said something like (paraphrasing since it was so long ago):
“It’s just not going to work with Bielema. He just doesn’t get Arkansas … the people…the culture…nor the football … but it will take a long-time for some of my friends to understand that … a really long time.”
You can keep up with the entire list at CoachesHotSeat.com.
Hogs meet Auburn at night; time options open
FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas’ SEC home opener against No. 10 Auburn on Oct. 21 will kick off at either 6:15 p.m. on ESPN or at 6:30 p.m. on SEC Network.
The Tigers lead the all-time series 14-11-1, dating back to 1984, but the teams have split the last 10 meetings. The Razorbacks have won three of the previous four meetings in Fayetteville, including the 54-46 four-overtime victory in 2015.
Last week, it was announced that a limited number lower level and upper level tickets were returned by Auburn. Upper level tickets can be purchased for $49, which is 25 percent off the individual ticket price, while the limited number of lower level tickets won’t last long.
Fans can purchase tickets by calling 479-575-5151 or by clicking here.
Upcoming Game times & Networks
Oct. 14 — at No. 1 Alabama – 6:15 p.m. — ESPN
Oct. 21 — No. 10 Auburn – 6:15 p.m. — ESPN OR 6:30 p.m. — SEC Network
