Nothing to gain for Oklahoma State Cowboys by watching Arkansas game against UAPB Golden Lions
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – After roughly a month of being shut out of practice beyond what is basically warm-up time, Arkansas coach Sam Pittman finally let the media sit in on a full practice.
Quarterback Taylen Green had wide receivers running wide open all night, so questions about his accuracy when faced with tight coverage weren’t addressed. There were issues locating the ball early on, but those can be chalked up to the jitters that come with being on the field for the first time and also from the panic that sometimes consumes a quarterback when a receiver is so wide open.
Perhaps the biggest questions were at linebacker and field goal kicker. However, for much of the night, the Hogs line one man up in the traditional linebacker spot and he probably wasn’t really needed. Of course, the good news for Arkansas is there’s very little for Oklahoma State to take from this game in preparation for next week. The Hogs kept it vanilla on both sides of the ball, several key players were kept out, and the only things proven were what people already know.
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