Arkansas receivers coach Ronnie Fouch said he wants to see consistency from the offensive units. “Like Coach Pittman said, in the pass game, we want a cleaner day and go make some plays,” Fouch said. “Get the ball in the end zone for sure.
FAYETTEVILLE — The Arkansas Razorbacks football team will undergo its longest live tackling session of spring drills today at Reynolds Razorback Stadium and fans are welcome to watch the work.
Coach Sam Pittman said he anticipates somewhere around 130 live tackling snaps for the University of Arkansas in the eighth workout of the spring, which will take the Hogs past the halfway point of the 15 allotted workouts. The stadium scrimmage will start not long after the flex period and some individual drills, which will start around 9 a.m.
UA officials said fans are asked to enter through Gate 14 beginning at 8:30 a.m. Parking in Lot 44 is free and fans should sit on the East side. Outside food and drinks are welcome.
