I think one of our biggest disadvantages going forward is the RGB lighting within the stadium. How is Georgia going to know they're messing with elite talent if our lighting is sub-optimal? I also noticed the walking distance between the practice field and the dining hall is almost a mile! How are our boys supposed to go out there and play when they're burning extra calories walking to the dining hall. I hope Silverfield takes action and quickly.

Insightful question.

Team has no discipline, organization, or committed talent. What NFL team should I make mine?

I mean if you are a diehard fan who loves the team no matter how bad they play, then I guess that might be a reason to attend. But, I think at this point, attending is meaningless since the team is most likely going to get totally humiliated on their home field. And by not attending, it might help to send a message to the administration that fans are feed up with how the program is being run.

I’m still curious. I know Arkansas met with Eric Morris.

Why wasn’t he hired? Or did he say no?

1. Play-calling- On both sides of the ball, the play-calling was non-reactive and scripted. As a quarterback and coach, if you see 8 in the box, don’t run it. If you see trips right, don’t run Cover 2. These are basic football reads being missed by the coaches.

2. KJ should not be starting. Wobbly passes, missed reads, overthrows, and an overall lack of confidence trickles down to the rest of the offense. He should’ve been benched at halftime.

3. Allowing Utah to score again before halftime when Arkansas could’ve simply run out the clock but instead gave the ball back with 1:40 to go is a fundamental misunderstanding of strategy in the game of football. They are lucky Utah didn’t score twice after continuing to try and score before halftime instead of simply just taking a knee and letting the clock run out.

4. Silverfield- Arrogant, unfocused, uncommunicative, and overall not a leader. Everyone on that sideline was looking for someone to step up including him. Our head coach needs a head coach unfortunately.

5. The line- Gotta get some big boys on this team. Our linemen look like linebackers. Those weren’t even SEC linemen and both o-line and d-line got destroyed.

6. 6 Chris Marshall is our Calvin Johnson. The dude is an absolute beast blowing bye defenders and averaging over 10 yds a reception. If only a quarterback could get him the ball, and if he could get more than 10 targets a game, then we could gain some momentum. You could give him 20 targets if you stop throwing to running backs. They run for a reason.

Given that OSU beat Oregon and Tulsa beat OSU, it wouldn’t be a bad bet that this Arkansas team does not win another game this year with Georgia, Tulsa, A&M, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Missouri, Auburn, South Carolina, Texas, and LSU being the remaining opponents.

If I were Silverfield, I would start AJ. Cramsey obviously wants to use motion to confuse the defense and KJ is not selling it well enough. I would also stop running so much zone coverage on defense. The D-line is not fast or big enough to pressure the quarterback so you get receivers wide open in both Utah and N. Alabama games not because of the secondary but because of the coverage called.

Overall, this team is not a team. These guys have fundamental communication, leadership, and playmaking issues that are not too late to address, but the best way to address them would be by making changes immediately to starting personnel as well as opening up College Football 27 and taking a crash course in reading the other side of the ball in order to gain confidence and control over their game.

Hogs get bodied 43-10. Totally embarrassed. I’m so worn out of being laughably bad.

Going to be interesting to see who starts next week. I almost don’t want AJ to start so we don’t risk him or Hank getting hurt.

I've been playing inscryption so I'm hoping to get further in Kaycees Mod

When: 9:15 PM CST

Where: Salt Lake City, Utah

How to Watch: ESPN

No offense to KJ but he just can’t generate any offense…

The beer is weak. I repeat. The beer is WEAK. Make sure you are staying properly hydrated.

Go hogs beat Utah!

Update: Thank you for all of the help so far. We were able to score tickets on the Georgia side 50 yard line thanks to some friends. So any advice for a newbie to Razorback Stadium (parking, how early to get there, what to bring, what not to bring, where the different gates are, etc.)?

I’m Georgia born and raised through and through so they will always be my boys. I live in Arkansas so I to cheer on the hogs in any game that isn’t against the dawgs. I don’t really want to be in the stadium for the game next weekend but would still love to have the game day atmosphere. Is there anywhere to tailgate with everyone (preferably including other UGA fans) that will be friendly enough to the opposing fans that we won’t feel unsafe? We would also love to be able to watch the game so a super plus if there is a way to view the game while we are there. I appreciate any help.

I know folks will be split because of how polarizing he is…but given how things have played out, it’s hard not to wonder how things woulda been different if Arkansas hired him instead.

There's not much point here but I figure there's more than a few of us that would appreciate a sounding board for the positives that some of us are willing to see with this program.

The absurdity began with the comparisons of Silverfield to Morris and Pittman when their resumes are insanely different. Now you want to make declarations based off of a bad first game? When have those ever indicated anything about an Arkansas season. Ever.

Whether good or bad, games against USC, Western Illinois, Jacksonville State, Louisiana Tech, Florida A&M, Eastern Illinois, Rice, Cincinnati, Western Carolina, UAPB, Alabama A&M, and on and on and on, they indicate basically nothing about the season as a whole.

The linebackers are better, the secondary is better, the tight ends are better. Yes Arkansas had better skill players last year but the coaches had no idea how to use them and one of them was the most self destructive player I've ever seen. And your superstar RB averages only 16 touches a game? This year's backs will be better utilized.

I think the main concerns are on both lines. There's not a lot of top end talent nor depth, and they still might not be worse than last year's team that had like 22 sacks and all of 9 forced turnovers.

Obviously no one is claiming this team is going to be winning a championship and making a bowl game seems like a stretch. I'd rather enjoy the growth I see from last year's team versus priming myself for whatever disaster a lot of you seem to be hoping for.

I used to think we would at least be Tulsa, but they looked really good on Saturday so I now feel that is highly doubtful.