Arkansas vs Tennessee

[HOGSRUNWILD]

Conditioning and depth.  Those are our problems.  Last night we looked like in the 3rd quarter we looked like a runner who hits the wall.  But we kept plugging and found new energy. 

Yep, the problem is that during that 3rd quarter, things got away from us.  We came back but we need to get our conditioning up so we don't have that.  I was proud of them for finding their second wind and looking like the fresher/more inspired team for much of the 4th.

[The Whyte Boar]

Yep, the problem is that during that 3rd quarter, things got away from us.  We came back but we need to get our conditioning up so we don't have that.  I was proud of them for finding their second wind and looking like the fresher/more inspired team for much of the 4th.

I'm not going to look this up so maybe I'm just pulling it out of my ass/misremembering it, but haven't shitty third quarters been a feature of Sam's time at Arkansas? 

It's conditioning and attitude.  BP took some blame and said he got stubborn when Tenner made some adjustments but I wonder how much of that just comes down to execution? 

I just have faith in BP.  He will get results.  I'll concede that there are theoretically better/younger coaches out there for us.  The odds of getting one of the  here when it looks like there are going to be three or four openings in the SEC alone?  Bad bad year to be coach shopping.  Take the bird in the hand.  Give him the resources, or don't.  Give him the same NIL as Sam.  He'll still get results.  This team is 5-1 right now if it is a true BP team from the get go.

[buff2.0]

Only Arkansas media post-game I want to listen to.

[DirkPiggler]

Conditioning and depth.  Those are our problems.  Last night we looked like in the 3rd quarter we looked like a runner who hits the wall.  But we kept plugging and found new energy. 

That's about a quarter and a half longer than it took them to run out of gas the first five games.  It appears Bobby has been running them a bit. 

[Piggielicious]

Conditioning and depth.  Those are our problems.

Those are problems, but the biggest problem is turnovers. 3 of the 4 losses were because of turnovers.

[RPL]

What's with the shades?  Most of the 2nd half was dark.  Seems like he might could see the game better if he took the shades off.

That's Darksider Bobby P.!

Let the darksider work!

 

[The Whyte Boar]

Those are problems, but the biggest problem is turnovers. 3 of the 4 losses were because of turnovers.

Some of those are because of conditioning.

[jdcatty]

Yep, the problem is that during that 3rd quarter, things got away from us.  We came back but we need to get our conditioning up so we don't have that.  I was proud of them for finding their second wind and looking like the fresher/more inspired team for much of the 4th.

I wonder if it is really just "conditioning" or maybe it's just "they got bigger badder motherfuckers" than we got.

[Spiderham]

That's Darksider Bobby P.!

Let the darksider work!

 

Darth Petrino. 

[woodhog14]

Those are problems, but the biggest problem is turnovers. 3 of the 4 losses were because of turnovers.

116 in the nation in turnovers.

[animal]

116 in the nation in turnovers.

So you are saying there's room for improvement

[buff2.0]

I'm gonna choose that to mean 115 teams have more turnovers than us.  It makes me feel better.

[HogOfWar]

I'm gonna choose that to mean 115 teams have more turnovers than us.  It makes me feel better.

Sure, Jan.

[HOGSRUNWILD]

I wonder if it is really just "conditioning" or maybe it's just "they got bigger badder motherfuckers" than we got.

I think a little bit could be this, but the vast majority is conditioning (physically being tired) and also conditioning being used to being hit.  I suspect our practices are baby-shit soft.  Possibly that is by design to avoid injuries because we lack depth, but also because we have had a long string of pussies as head coaches.

[Borenutz]

I think a little bit could be this, but the vast majority is conditioning (physically being tired) and also conditioning being used to being hit.  I suspect our practices are baby-shit soft.  Possibly that is by design to avoid injuries because we lack depth, but also because we have had a long string of pussies as head coaches.

The crown of helmet on the ball in the TN game. I don't think many ball carries NFL or college were holding on to that one. It was just a perfect hit. But. Probably would have broke one of our defenders necks in the reverse situation.

[Spiderham]

I'm gonna choose that to mean 115 teams have more turnovers than us.  It makes me feel better.

Yeah but nobody turns it over at exactly the right moment like we do. 

Soul crushing?  Yeah, now's the time. 

[Lurk]

Yeah but nobody turns it over at exactly the right moment like we do.

Soul crushing?  Yeah, now's the time.

This sums up all Razorback sports to a tee.

You should make that your signature. Just brilliant.

[HTL]

Yeah but nobody turns it over at exactly the right moment like we do.

Soul crushing?  Yeah, now's the time.

It's a prerequisite for being QB1 for the Hogs.

[jdcatty]

I think a little bit could be this, but the vast majority is conditioning (physically being tired) and also conditioning being used to being hit.  I suspect our practices are baby-shit soft.  Possibly that is by design to avoid injuries because we lack depth, but also because we have had a long string of pussies as head coaches.

There is a lot of "I suspect" in this post.  Not saying you are wrong, just maybe you are guessing.

[TC]

There is a lot of "I suspect" in this post.  Not saying you are wrong, just maybe you are guessing.

Down 34-17 after another disastrous 3rd qtr., obviously because old man Petrino is washed up.

Sams team ends up losing that game 48-20 because his players quit on him. Petrino coached them for 2 weeks and they turned that deficit into a loss by 3.

Instead, we turn that into 34-31, on the road, against the highest scoring offense in the SEC.

We committed 4 turnovers, and 1 penalty on offense.

Give that man his money