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PHOTOS: Hogs’ Dominique Johnson working without green jersey
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Arkansas running back Dominique Johnson finally got to work without the green no-contact jersey Tuesday.
Nobody was seen in a green jersey for the four periods the media was allowed to view the drills that consisted of mostly individual drills, but did have a downfield tackling drill and some light contact work.
Defensive coordinator Barry Odom, who directly coaches the safeties, kept stressing the secondary to “attack the inside hip” during the drill.
Safeties Jalen Catalon and Myles Slusher were not seen at the practice.
Backup center Marcus Henderson along with defensive lineman Isaiah Nichols and offensive lineman Josh Powell were also back apparently practicing at full speed.
The Hogs will continue preparations for Saturday morning’s SEC opener against South Carolina at 11 a.m. at Razorback Stadium. You can watch the game on ESPN or listen here or on ESPN Arkansas radio stations.
Razorbacks’ Jordan Domineck, Jadon Haselwood after Tuesday’s practice
Domineck on different atmosphere with Hogs from his previous school; Haselwood on atmosphere at opening game.
Hogs’ Ricky Stromberg, Hudson Clark on 31-24 win over Cincinnati
Razorback players’ Zoom after practice Tuesday afternoon on the opening day win and looking ahead to South Carolina.
Pig Trail Nation’s Alyssa Orange on KJ Jefferson’s development
How Razorbacks’ quarterback looked in season-opening 31-24 win over Cincinnati last Saturday in season opener.
Scorebook Live’s Nate Olson on another week in books for high school teams
What the big matchups are this week and the games played last Friday night across the state of Arkansas.
Where did Razorbacks land in latest polls?
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Arkansas fans crave respect and they may be getting it in the college football polls Monday.
Although there is one move that will have them throwing up their hands in frustration.
The Associated Press ranked the Razorbacks at No. 16 following a 31-24 win over Cincinnati on Saturday, moving up three spots based on voting from national media.
In the coaches’ poll, the Hogs leaped six spots to No. 17 in voting Monday.
There is some national respect, though, as Ross Dellenger at Sports Illustrated lists the Hogs in his first Top 10 of the year:
“Don’t sleep on the Hogs and QB KJ Jefferson, who was responsible for 285 yards.”
There was some shuffling, but not at the top with Alabama and Georgia still 1-2 and Texas A&M in the sixth spot, moving up in the coaches’ voting.
The SEC, as usual, dominates after an opening weekend where the league was 13-1 and a botched extra point attempt in Baton Rouge from going to overtime with a good shot at having a perfect mark.
Florida’s win over Utah shot them into the poll … and they landed at No. 12 in the media poll, completely leap-frogging the Razorbacks after the opening weekend.
In the coaches’ poll, the Gators entered at No. 19.
The Hogs are the fifth highest-ranked team from the SEC in the media voting and the fourth highest-ranked in the coaches’ poll.
Behind the Hogs in the AP voting are Kentucky (20), Ole Miss (22) and Tennessee (24). In the coaches’ poll, Arkansas is ranked ahead of Florida (19), Kentucky (20) and Ole Miss (23)
Unranked South Carolina comes to town this weekend for an 11 a.m. game with the Hogs at Razorback stadium in a game you can watch on ESPN.
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Democrat-Gazette’s Tom Murphy on what he saw in Hogs’ opening win
Razorbacks put together a solid, workmanlike performance in 31-24 win over Cincinnati in opening win Saturday at Razorback Stadium.
