Tagged: Mitch Smothers
Razorback 3-And-Out: Answering Pre-Spring Questions, Evaluating Top Position Battles
What position battles figure to be worth watching as Arkansas opens spring practice? What changes are in store for the defense? Those questions and more in a pre-spring practice 3-And-Out.
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Posted by Chris Bahn on 3/14/2012 at 7:44am |
3-And-Out: Razorbacks Offense In A 'Hurry,' Childs And Wright Return
Arkansas is known for being able to put points on the board in a hurry.
And the Razorbacks have ramped that quick-strike offense up at times this year by going with a no-huddle attack on a few series. Troy surrendered touchdowns on three consecutive drives and fell behind 21-0 as the Razorbacks used the no-huddle. Seemed like a success. So how did offensive coordinator Garrick McGee assess the no-huddle portions of the game? Was he pleased?
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Posted by Chris Bahn on 9/20/2011 at 10:00pm |
3-And-Out: McGee Wants Razorbacks Playing With 'Hair On Fire;' Smothers 'Holds His Own'
Even 466 yards and five offensive touchdowns in the season opener weren't enough to spare Arkansas players from the critical eye of coaches. Specifically, Offensive coordinator Garrick McGee wasn't pleased with the consistency of effort shown by the Razorbacks offense. They made plays, but they didn't seem to go all-out on every play against an over-matched opponent.
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Posted by Chris Bahn on 9/6/2011 at 9:30pm |
Report Card: Arkansas 51, Missouri State 7
WHAT WE LEARNED: Hard to take away much from a game like this, but Arkansas is to be commended for doing what had to be done. There was little suspense to this game, and the Razorbacks dominated in every phase. It appears at least 10 freshmen will contribute something for Arkansas this year. That's the number that played against Missouri State and some like Kody Walker, Marquel Wade and defensive end Trey Flowers had memorable debuts. Arkansas wasn't perfect, but didn't miss it by much.
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Posted by Chris Bahn on 9/4/2011 at 2:00pm |
3-And-Out: Wingo Ready For Bigger Load, Missouri State Has Tough Road Ahead
Running back can be a demanding position. Few plays that go by — even when not carrying the football — that don't involve contact. And with depth in the Arkansas backfield taking a hit, Ronnie Wingo Jr. understands the demands of playing tailback for Arkansas are increasing. Wingo, who has run for 572 yards and four touchdowns, has seen his practice carries increase with a hamstring issue sidelining Dennis Johnson and Broderick Green (knee) and Knile Davis (ankle) both out for the season.
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Posted by Chris Bahn on 9/1/2011 at 8:30pm |
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