[Tuck4Bama]

While playing North Texas and Tennessee-Chattanooga back to back is not exciting for the fans, it is most likely good for the Arkansas Razorbacks.


In all honesty, it is like two dress rehearsals, and after losing to Alabama and Kentucky on consecutive weekends, some formal scrimmaging was much needed.

Of course, the Razorbacks could play the Sisters of Mercy in the Rock and there would be a great turnout for the country’s largest family reunion, which happens twice a year on War Memorial Golf Course.

The question, though, is what do games like these do to Darren McFadden’s Heisman Trophy hopes ?

Honestly, they cannot help him.


Saturday’s effort of 138 yards in the first half did not hurt Mc-Fadden.
The best he can hope for this Saturday is another game that doesn’t hurt.

If he runs for 300 yards on 20 carries, voters are going to know it was against a team that plays in what is now called the Football Championship Subdivision but is still commonly referred to as Division I-AA.


LIKE IT IS : Cupcakes good for team, not for McFadden