Who is most to blame for Arkansas' struggles in rushing attack?
Is it the offensive line? The backs themselves? New old coordinator Dan Enos? Opposing gameplans? Dumb luck?
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Is it the offensive line? The backs themselves? New old coordinator Dan Enos? Opposing gameplans? Dumb luck?
FAYETTEVILLE -- University of Arkansas Coach Sam Pittman said the Razorbacks' running game will improve as offensive coordinator Dan Enos and offensive line coach Cody Kennedy continue to search for their best combinations up front.
Arkansas was able to defeat Kent State 28-6 on Saturday in Fayetteville.
The Southeastern Conference was sort of a no-show in Week 1. The powerhouse league, which boasts 13 of the last 17 national championships, went 0-3 in marquee matchups.
The Arkansas Razorbacks are ranked ninth nationally in both team passing efficiency and scoring offense after Saturday's 56-13 win over Western Carolina. It’s the Razorbacks’ running game that was lacking steam on a hot afternoon at Little Rock’s War Memorial Stadium, and now they’re hoping for more in this week’s campus opener against Kent State at 3 p.m. on Saturday.