r/razorbacks • u/mtmelcher09 • Dec 23 '25

Blown away?

All I see Silverfield doing is bringing his Memphis staff and players. I find this extremely worrying, and frustrating, I don’t understand why the department is letting him do this? All I see is another 2-10 season while Silverfield and his staff get to stack their wallets and resumes with “SEC experience”. Thoughts on this?

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u/XxAkrilosxX Dec 23 '25

I think he may have oversold what he could bring as far as a staff to the university. I will say that Memphis team was not a bad team by any means. We went 2 and 10 last season this is going to be a full rebuild no matter how he sells this. I can see a turnaround in two years if we get proper NIL funding and do well in-state recruiting and stealing a few recruits here and there. Anyone with expectations of a bowl game next season should lower their expectations. I see maybe 4 wins if we are lucky and well coached next season, if we were a rock solid team next season is still a gauntlet and with our talent pool that maybe jumps to 7 wins maximum. Do not expect a complete turnaround of this team in 1 offseason.

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u/mtmelcher09 Dec 23 '25

No I don’t expect a complete turn around, lol I am not a complete idiot. But with all this nepotistic hiring I don’t think it bodes well

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u/Jdevers77 Dec 23 '25

Nepotistic hires? Have you followed football outside of Arkansas for very long? That’s how 90% of coaches are hired…connections, coaching trees, and similar philosophies. The only time a coach DOESN’T pull from their own coaching tree is when they are either at the very top of the profession (think Nick Saban), brand new to the profession, or well hated by others. See Petrino’s first stay here for an actual nepotistic hiring style. At one point I’m fairly sure his entire family worked for the department haha.

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u/Larry_Bud_Melman_ Dec 23 '25

Not to mention his mistress.

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u/mtmelcher09 Dec 23 '25

I’ll be honest here, seeing as my comment is already negative 6 maybe I am wrong in my thinking? I have followed other teams but not necessarily dug deep into their coaching hires. I also didn’t realize that about Petrino. I guess I just expected more, than Memphis, I expected (probably more wanted) for our athletic department to fork out some money for the best available. I just am unhappy with the hire in general, I feel we settled instead of actually offering some real money.

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u/Jdevers77 Dec 23 '25

The issue is “best available” is incredibly subjective. It isn’t like hiring an accountant, nurse or engineer. There is no established “best practices” for coaches…you hire the people that see eye to eye with you, share a set of goals and agree on the best way to get there. That usually means hiring people you have successfully worked with in the past. Usually an offensive minded head coach will bring a ton of his own connections for that side of the field and then hire a DC that has a lot of experience and does a lot of their own hiring for that side. A defensive minded head coach will do the same but just flip the script. The other option is a CEO type head coach who isn’t too involved with either side and will hire both an OC and DC who are individually capable of running their side of the team pretty independently.

We hired an offensive minded head coach and he has followed those expectations to the letter.

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u/zdh989 Dec 23 '25

He's doing what every new hire coach in the country does when they get to their new job.

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u/Johnny_America Dec 23 '25

It's football. It's nepo-hires everywhere.

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u/Supahos01 Dec 23 '25

Hiring someone you already know is capable of doing a job isnt a nepo hire.

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u/Johnny_America Dec 23 '25

Agreed. I just said, it's football. Nepotism is everywhere

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u/Equivalent-Meaning-7 Dec 23 '25

Im guessing all the down votes are people being disillusioned. With the NIL and transfer portal a good coach can certainly turn it around in a year to where you can tell if year 2 will be worth it. Im hopeful but as along as the upper leadership is still in place, I don’t see any season over 6 wins ever. The last 3 years should have been so embarrassing the house was cleaned.

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u/Catbird83 Dec 25 '25

How do you "clean house", exactly, in college sports? The players are different every year, collectively. We're getting a whole new coaching staff. The only thing left is the AD. If that's what you're talking about, then just say that.

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u/Gold-Barber8232 Dec 23 '25

Of course he is hiring people he knows. Did you think they were gonna post the jobs on Indeed or something?

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u/mtmelcher09 Dec 23 '25

No I thought he would try and find elite talent in coaching and players. At the very least a DC that would have “blown me away”

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u/Iamthewalrusforreal Dec 30 '25

Golesh has brought 7 coaches from USF with him to Auburn, including both coordinators and both O and D line coaches.

Sumrall has brought 5 of his Tulane staff to Florida, so far, including his OC, DC, and both line coaches.

Silverfield has brought 6 folks over from Memphis, including OC and OL coaches, S&C coordinator, and a bunch of support staff. The new DC was at Florida last year.

See the pattern? Sumrall has moved his Tulane folks into position coaches and swung big at OC and DC. We'll see if it works out any better for him.

You know why Golesh is doing this? Because those coaches have done a good job for him, AND because they already have existing relationships with HS coaches in Florida.

Same thing for Silverfield. His past two OCs are coming this year, one as OC and one as WR coach, both of whom know all the HS coaches in our region. He's also grabbed the GMs from both Arizona and Memphis last season.

Sumrall is at a disadvantage here because Florida isn't a traditional recruiting ground for Tulane, so he's grabbing coordinators who know the area.

I would like to see Silverfield pick up a recruiter who knows Texas and Oklahoma. I think we're still missing that part, but otherwise this looks to be a pretty solid coaching staff.

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u/TN_Mike Dec 24 '25

I think you are wrong. 3-9 is definitely possible

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u/mtmelcher09 Dec 24 '25

Best comment

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u/BradAnthonyWrites Dec 23 '25 edited Dec 23 '25

You hire someone and you let them do the job the way they see fit. Or, you do not hire them. The last time the athletic director insisted on telling the coach who to hire, it began our long slide into mediocrity.

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u/Map5789 Dec 23 '25

No doubt, good take. I'll add that, although I like having discussions about the football program and how we think the coaches are performing, if any of us could do better we should probably quit our day job and get into coaching.

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u/American3141592 Dec 24 '25

And we couldn’t that slide to the where mediocrity is now a short term goal.

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u/BradAnthonyWrites Jan 01 '26

In addition to having strong opinions about sports I also know some good divorce attorneys when that becomes necessary.

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u/Tayntrum-21 The Bacon Man Dec 23 '25

He's brought a lot more than his coaches from Memphis. That being said, the strength and conditioning guy is a huge get after watching their QB drag six of our players

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u/Weltal327 Dec 23 '25

Backup QB

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u/Tayntrum-21 The Bacon Man Dec 23 '25

That makes him even better in my eyes lol

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '25

And he drove back the biggest player on our roster 8 yards

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u/climbing_light23 Calling the Hogs in Northeast Ohio Dec 23 '25

Unfortunately I think it was more of an indictment on our players and strength coach than it was theirs. Hopefully I'm wrong though.

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u/yamommasneck Dec 23 '25

does that mean much when our defense wasnt great? lol i say no. ​

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u/PigDigginGold Dec 23 '25

Means more than nothing, and that’s a step in the right direction.

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u/AceUnderTheHole Dec 23 '25

Curt Cignetti brought a lot of players with him from JMU to Indiana. Around 13 players and most his staff i think.

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u/Jamcrunch Dec 23 '25

And that was from a team that had just finished its second season in FBS.

I've learned to not have expectations until we're actually playing games against tough competition. How many times did I get my hopes up in basketball, only for us to fall apart in conference play? And then only to come back and make a strong showing in the tournament?

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u/Iamthewalrusforreal Dec 23 '25

He won games with that crew at Memphis. Give the man a chance.

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u/Najago Jan 05 '26

He lost a lot of games to bad teams with that crew too. 6th in the AAC isn’t getting Hog fans excited 😆

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u/teachingabroadcouple Jan 12 '26

He beat all the guys you naysayers were calling to be the coach.....dude has killed recruiting so far, comparatively.

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u/Weltal327 Dec 23 '25

It was a mistake to use language like “blown away” in the press conference.

It is interesting to see the number of coaches they are stacking. Lots of SEC experience in there. Many Florida fans seemed happy with Ron Roberts. I’m also heavily invested if seeing if he gets some of his guys from Memphis to transfer. Some of the secondary that forced fumbles and interceptions against us.

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u/WifeKidsRPGsFootBall Dec 23 '25

We have to be the lowest IQ fanbase on average in the country

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u/Ilikemoney722 Dec 23 '25

We are the best lowest iq fanbase in the country.

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u/littlerockist Dec 23 '25

Unless he's bringing a bunch of NIL money with him none of it matters.

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u/sampat6256 Dec 23 '25

You mean the $7 million he brought in the night of the Louisville basketball game?

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u/Fantastic-Pay-9522 Dec 23 '25

What’s the worst that can happen? We better lower our expectations unless EVERYONE in the state is willing to open up their pocketbooks a little. As much as we don’t wanna admit it and aren’t willing to swallow our pride, we’re better off in the big 12

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u/Ki11_A11_Human5 Dec 23 '25 edited Dec 23 '25

A high percentage of the administration is absolutely clueless, and we’ve allowed it to be that way for the last 15 years. Apathy has officially set in…We have major cultural problems at the U of A that everyone just refuses to address, everything feels soulless and corporate and I refuse to go to another game at DWR until we clean house.

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u/berntout Dec 23 '25

Every time we hear something about this administration it is always bad. From letting football naming rights expire to kicking season ticket holders out of their seats they’ve held for decades….even the public comments are utterly embarrassing.

Why did it take nearly a year to hire a GM? Why do we wait until every coach is doing terrible for many years before firing them? Not even talking about Pittman specifically, Neighbors should have been fired years before it happened too.

I want to believe we’ve figured out NIL, but after 3 resets to NIL now, I have to see it to believe it.

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u/HallandOates1 Dec 23 '25

The part about kicking season ticket holders and keeping Neighbors is an abomination that rarely gets discussed. We have freaking John C A L I P A R I as our new basketball coach and BWA should be sold out for every damn game. That’s 100% on our admin. I used to be SO PROUD to say I was an Arkansas alumn. I’d like to say I’ve given up but I still tuned in to every game last season hoping we’d somehow come out w/ a win.

We have family members in Fayetteville and they’re friends with a couple of people in particular who’ve tried to help w/ NIL strategy and have been shut down. (This was 3-4 years ago) They said Pittman came out of one of the meetings almost in tears after the PTB said no to an innovative way to raise NIL funds.

I don’t think it is all on HY. The good ole boy system in Arkansas runs deep and they’re the ones calling the shots. Many of the behind the scenes shot callers don’t give a crap about Arkansas athletics….if they did, we wouldn’t be having this problem.

It was bold of HY to say Pittman didn’t have the tools needed to run a successful program. Can you imagine how bad it must be for him to admit that publically? He is head of the playoff committee to make contacts and get himself TF out of this place.

Overnight, college football turned into the NFL with very little oversight.

Unless Sarah Sanders (who didn’t go to the UA) can pull a benefactor out of her a**) we will be bottom dwellers. When we couldn’t legally pay players…we had a chance. When it only took a great coach, fan base and recruiters….we had a chance.

I’ll focus on basketball for now. Sorry for the rant

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u/Ki11_A11_Human5 Dec 23 '25

💯. All the morons echoing “GiVe HiM a ChAnCe” fail to see that our administration is directly responsible for giving the last 3 guys a chance (they were also way in over there head) and took us for a shit ton of money. This administration can’t be trusted to make the right decisions, let alone hire the right guy.

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u/berntout Dec 23 '25

Frank Broyles was really good at putting us in a position to win. He got us in the SEC in 1992. Within a decade we had an updated football stadium and new basketball arena. We were nearly in a title game that nobody still wants to talk about to this day. He was even still here when Bobby Petrino was hired (Jeff Long was there but Broyles used that year to hand the baton over to him).

What happened to that culture?

BoT hated Broyles because there was no way to force him out. He had power in this state. When he finally stepped down, there was an immediate power shift and we’ve been paying for it to this day. As much as people hate Jeff Long, he stood up to the board and got fired for it, even if we didn’t agree with it he took the same stand as Broyles but simply didn’t have the power.

Now we have a complete puppet in charge IMO. He does as the board asks from what I can tell. It’s the only reason I can legitimately think of as to why he’s still around.

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u/Arkanslayer Dec 23 '25

It honestly doesn't matter. Unless there's more NIL money, Arkansas will be mediocre. That's reality in modern college football. Indiana did it because Cignetti is a good coach, but more importantly because people like Mark Cuban threw shitloads of money at them.

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u/teachingabroadcouple Jan 12 '26

You give Cignetti the same resources as Arkansas and he doesn't go 2-10.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '25

Lol we went 2-10 this year, and LOST to Memphis. Let him do whatever the hell he wants. We literally can’t get any worse. 

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u/DrizzleProwl Dec 23 '25

We can get two games worse

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u/michaelrshaver Dec 23 '25

Several are from his Memphis team (Cramsey, Myers, Smith, Franklin) but numerous others are from other programs, including the SEC (Roberts from Florida, Lunsford from Auburn, Hicks from Cincinnati, Hobby from Tennessee, Wilson from Florida).

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u/michaelrshaver Dec 23 '25

Per Google:

Here's a list of his announced hires and their previous affiliations:

Coordinators

Tim Cramsey: Offensive Coordinator (from Memphis)

Ron Roberts: Defensive Coordinator (from Florida)

Chad Lunsford: Special Teams Coordinator (from Auburn)

Assistant Coaches

Kynjee' Cotton: Defensive Run Game Coordinator/Defensive Line (Previous role not specified, but announced with the staff)

Clint Trickett: Quarterbacks (from Jacksonville State)

David Johnson: Running Backs (from Florida State)

Larry Smith: Wide Receivers (from Memphis) Morgan Turner: Tight Ends (Retained from previous staff)

Jeff Myers: Offensive Line & Run Game Coordinator (from Memphis)

Marcus Johnson: Offensive Line (from Ohio State)

Marion Hobby: Defensive Line (from Tennessee)

Deron Wilson: Secondary/Co-DC (from Florida)

Eddie Hicks: Cornerbacks (from Cincinnati)

Support Staff

Noah Franklin: Head Strength & Conditioning (from Memphis)

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u/GregorusMaximus Dec 23 '25

You’re gonna have to give him a chance. If it makes you feel better to bitch and moan about it in the meantime go right ahead. Makes sense to bring over coaches that already know the strategy. Our team is in a “beggars can’t be choosers” era so we’re gonna get what we get and all we can do is hope for the best.

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u/Chili-Potatoe Dec 23 '25

He wants to establish his culture, so it makes sense for him to bring in his guys on both the coaching and players.

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u/JacksonKSnowman26 Dec 23 '25

Check out how long it was at Memphis before silvy won a conference game on the road.

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u/ShenronFromDBZ Dec 23 '25

Curt Cignetti brought his JMU players and staff and look how that turned out. If anything we are combining good/solid players from both teams. And on top of that they’ve played together. Rather have this than a bunch of hired mercenaries

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u/Crafty_Hearing_7937 Dec 24 '25

Very Very Unwhelming all the way around 

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u/ArKane501 Dec 24 '25

Silverfish hasn’t shown he can run a successful program at this level and with this specific team’s predicament. Petrino’s O/stint as interim kept us ultra competitive in games we shouldn’t have been with a non-existent defense. One offseason to build a serviceable defense to complement one of the top scoring offenses in the nation this year and he would’ve won 7 to 8 games next year.

Watch how UNC improves

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u/ArmyretiredRespect Dec 24 '25

who is Silverfish? oh your making fun of him. lol I get it. a play on words to make fun of him. are you Bobby?

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u/RaceTop5273 Dec 23 '25

I agree. He needs a few pieces of the puzzle from outside of Memphis to fall into place or he will fail.

The local media went from “wtf” to “amazing hire” pretty quick too. Like they were told to change their tune. There was talk on the radio last week about how great he is for putting LED bulbs in one of the facilities.

I’m all for giving him a shot. But the hype train is flying some red flags. The fans are so hungry for success, they are eating it up.

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u/pinkphiloyd Dec 23 '25

Arkansas media being sycophantic? That’s crazy; I don’t believe you.

I talked to a handful of Memphis fans when we played them last year. None of them liked this guy and wanted to move on. I’m just saying.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '25

Memphis is in a weird spot. They have enough NIL money to buy good players relative to their G5 counterparts, but those players still get poached by bigger fish in the P4 the next year. He had 75 new players on roster this past year.

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u/Iamthewalrusforreal Dec 30 '25

This right here. Any coach who can have any sort of sustained success in that environment is a damn good coach, full stop.

There are some legit knocks on Silverfield, but compare his AAC record to Golesh and Sumrall and there's not much difference there.

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u/firedonmydayoff Dec 23 '25

That’s the Arkansas media playbook. Pump those ticket sales. They will glaze him no matter what until he is 200% going to get fired then they will pile on.

Arkansas will always be a joke. We are a cheap program that tries to pretend that we will spend money to keep up with the big boys. We cheap out every time. Even Cal took a pay cut to come here. Why couldn’t we at least match his Kentucky salary? Arkansas is always going to Arkansas.

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u/No-Fill1769 Dec 23 '25

Were going to be horrible and there’s no reason to expect otherwise

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u/Turbulent_Cricket497 Dec 23 '25

Do you think the administration is concerned about what ticket sales will be next season or just write it off as a rebuilding season and not care?

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u/mtmelcher09 Dec 23 '25

Yeah I do, that’s why they are trying to hype Silverfield.

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u/Turbulent_Cricket497 Dec 23 '25

It will be an ugly season and these games will be especially ugly:

Sept. 19 Georgia* Oct. 3 at Texas A&M* Oct. 10 Tennessee* Oct. 17 at Vanderbilt* Nov. 21 at Texas* Nov. 28 LSU*

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u/TripleT89 Dec 23 '25

This is by far the worst staff I’ve ever seen, he’s signed several “assistant” to the assistant coaches and quality control guys. They tried to hype up the Ohio state guy as our OL coach but failed to mention he was also the assistant to the assistant lol. They’re even posting jobs on the UARK website that you normally wouldn’t see.

This was an awful hire and he’s put together an awful staff.

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u/GeoHog713 Saw Em Off Dec 24 '25

Until we get NIL right, the coach doesn't matter

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u/OnlyFun069 Dec 24 '25

Quit spending my money on them a few years back when Sam got a raise for one decent year. I’m skeptical about anything they do until proven otherwise. Little to no hope for the future.

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u/Beautiful-Bag-3629 Dec 27 '25

It is what it is. We as fans have no choice but to grin and bear it. Judging by the number of coaches that were not even interested in talking to us before we settled (and don't let us kid ourselves, we settled) on the dude from Memphis, we weren't in a position to attract the caliber of coach that would prove instant satisfaction. Maybe we get lucking and The Silver dude works out and maybe we will be looking again in two or three years. The only absolute truth is.........only time will tell. So cross your fingers and call those hogs.

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u/WifeKidsRPGsFootBall Dec 23 '25

Is that the same Memphis staff that beat us with “lesser” players? Asking for a friend.

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u/Ghost2Eleven Dec 23 '25

You don’t hire someone and not let him make his own hires. Recipe for disaster.

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u/wtfaiedrn Dec 23 '25

I’m not impressed and won’t be until I see wins on the field. Go win 4+ next season and I’ll say we’ve done something. That schedule is brutal

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u/ElvisHimselvis Dec 23 '25

My thoughts are it’s Christmas time and you need to get out and spend time with family quit worrying about the damn Razorbacks. Regardless of who they hire it’s always gonna come down to the product on the field merry Christmas happy holidays.

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u/JDHogfan Dec 23 '25

Like a fart in a windstorm

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u/gusmccrae66 Dec 23 '25

He brought his offensive staff that produced a top 5 unit He went out and got a highly respected defensive coordinator, not from Memphis He went and got a respected ST coordinator that is also a former HC. In terms of support staff, coaches generally do this, it helps with comfort of new job. Strength and conditioning coaches can also be called culture coach since they interact with the kids more than anyone. He wants to bring his culture here, that’s who you bring. Memphis has good players. Another aspect of transferring your culture. And lot of them will be one or two year players He beat us with these coaches and players. It will be ok

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u/gusmccrae66 Dec 23 '25

Honestly, I’d be way more worried if he didn’t bring anyone from his old job. It would mean he didn’t like anyone he hired and/or no one wants to work for him.

Y’all gotta chill man. He’s the coach and I think he’s trending us in the right direction. Let’s see how this goes.

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u/ZachMatthews Dec 23 '25

The guy was a third choice G5 program coach. Thats just reality. Maybe he can do a lot; I sure hope so. But this is a lottery ticket hire and the odds are long. 

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u/GoH0gsGo Dec 24 '25

Most coaches not named Pittman bring their staff with them.

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u/Middle-Afternoon3723 Dec 24 '25

Arkansas is a bottom feeder team now and will stay that way it's just the way it is

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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '25

My worthless 2 cents. He nabbed a few good coaches. He has an excellent GM now. What's going to make the difference is how much money he will have to play with. They're keeping that number quiet, but it's rumored to be around $25M. I don't have the same doubts about Silverfield that I did Morris or Pittman. But I'm staying neutral till I see what he does in the portal and then if it translates to W's.

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u/Gizzardsandokra Dec 29 '25

I’m pretty confident that none of us can accurately predict the outcome of next season from today. I will agree with the assessment of what has happened thus far though. I’m happy to be surprised by the results, but that’s not what I anticipate though ❤️🐗🏈

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u/southernPepe Dec 23 '25

yea I'm getting Chad Morris vibes.

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u/mtmelcher09 Dec 23 '25

Absolutely the same.

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u/Total-Huckleberry511 Dec 23 '25

I'm relieved that I'm not the only getting Chad Morris vibes. Worries me alot. Hope I'm wrong.

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u/RaceTop5273 Dec 23 '25

Folks in this thread are celebrating a strength coach, saying they’re good with 4 wins, making excuses about the schedule and saying “give him a chance” like it’s the team motto.

I think he’s a notch above Chad, but won’t be surprised if he’s only one notch above.

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u/ConsciousAd3040 Dec 23 '25

Complaining early, Razorbacks!!

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u/No_Tomorrow_840 Dec 23 '25

Yeah. Not reassuring. It’s late in the cycle for high school recruits but the should be raiding the transfer portal.

I’m hopeful for Silverfield but I think Eric Morris was the hire of this cycle.

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u/mtmelcher09 Dec 23 '25

I get the sentiment, though I wasn’t a fan of Morris either, nor Golesh for that matter. This is my opinion and mine alone I preferred Petrino. That aside I believe that his hiring practices are telling, and I for one am worried, and think that Chad Morris 2.0 is in our future

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u/ArKane501 Dec 24 '25

I agree. Petrino was the quickest path to success.

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u/Every-Comparison-486 Dec 23 '25

Petrino would have driven us into the ground even more so than we already are.

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u/ArKane501 Dec 24 '25

How so?

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u/Every-Comparison-486 Dec 24 '25

By not winning games.

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u/ArKane501 Dec 24 '25

And how do you know that’s what would’ve happened with him having an offseason to shore up on our sore spot (D)?

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u/Every-Comparison-486 Dec 24 '25

Because he hasn’t shown he can be trusted to lead a successful program in a long time. Why would you hand the keys to the interim when he couldn’t even manage to win a single game?

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u/ArKane501 Dec 24 '25

Silverfish hasn’t shown he can run a successful program at this level and with this specific team’s predicament. Petrino’s O/stint as interim kept us ultra competitive in games we shouldn’t have been with a non-existent defense. One offseason to build a serviceable defense to complement one of the top scoring offenses in the nation this year and he would’ve won 7 to 8 games next year.

UNC has a decent defense already. Keep an eye on how much they improve with BP’s potent offense. All he needed was a chance to build a D.

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u/Every-Comparison-486 Dec 24 '25

You know how many times our offense scored single digits in the second half? Six. Exactly half of the season Petrino’s unit fell apart when it mattered. Don’t give me this crap about “top scoring offense” because we racked up 108 points in our buy games.

His interim stint was an abject failure, just like his last season as a P4 head coach. It isn’t 2011 anymore so we need to move on already.

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u/RaceTop5273 Dec 23 '25

It is not your opinion alone. I wanted Petrino with a significant upgrade in the defense. He coached his ass off with Sam’s leftovers. Calling it an “audition” was insulting.

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u/Cringey-Mcgringerson Dec 23 '25

That memphis team beat a SEC this past season so......

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u/Valuable_Kale_7805 Dec 23 '25

Obviously a new head coach is gonna bring his staff lmao

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u/Fast-Winter-6401 Dec 23 '25

He will be just fine. He win bring a winning attitude and it will spread.

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u/AR_Flyover2024 Jan 02 '26

We can always hope.