Real JB Sports Rd 591 Mon (10-5-26)

To the college football at hand.

The Arkansas Razorbacks had themselves a troubling weekend performance.

Arkansas, you know, I can't say in surprising fashion, but in kind of, once again, embarrassing fashion, to put it mildly, get absolutely dominated by a very, I still think a very mediocre, a very kind of whatever Texas A&M team.

There is not something about this Aggies team that really, you know, I think scares you.

Their running game is not what it has been in previous years, although Mike Helco clearly ran the football all game long against Arkansas at will this week.

But I don't think they're great.

Their skill position players aren't very impressive.

Heck, I don't even think Marcel Reed looked very good against Arkansas.

He's not a particularly great passing quarterback at all.

I do not see a future for him in the next level.

I mean, we're at the point of the game now when you're a, you know, a third, fourth-year guy at a school like that, you better be able to flash it or forget about it, and, and I just, I'm not blown away by Marcel Reed.

But the Hogs were blown away by the Aggies, dominating the game by double the yardage on the ground.

More than that, you know, two ninety to one oh five.

So that kind of tells you the tale of the tape right there.

Arkansas getting bullied, pummeled at the line of scrimmage both ways.

You're giving up six, seven yards to carry on every run defensively.

It's partially why I've had enough of folks trying to defend the defensive scheme right now.

The defense has been bad.

I mean, it's been flat out bad, and you don't get to the quarterback.

You don't get sacks.

You don't force turnovers.

Uh, the Aggies, again, I'll go back to what I said a minute ago.

They're very mid.

This is not a great Aggie team right now.

A- and I thought you had a chance on Saturday to pull yourself together and get a really significant program-changing win.

To the college football at hand.

The Arkansas Razorbacks had themselves a troubling weekend performance.

Arkansas, you know, I can't say in surprising fashion, but in kind of, once again, embarrassing fashion, to put it mildly, get absolutely dominated by a very, I still think a very mediocre, a very kind of whatever Texas A&M team.

There is not something about this Aggies team that really, you know, I think scares you.

Their running game is not what it has been in previous years, although Mike Helco clearly ran the football all game long against Arkansas at will this week.

But I don't think they're great.

Their skill position players aren't very impressive.

Heck, I don't even think Marcel Reed looked very good against Arkansas.

He's not a particularly great passing quarterback at all.

I do not see a future for him in the next level.

I mean, we're at the point of the game now when you're a, you know, a third, fourth-year guy at a school like that, you better be able to flash it or forget about it, and, and I just, I'm not blown away by Marcel Reed.

But the Hogs were blown away by the Aggies, dominating the game by double the yardage on the ground.

More than that, you know, two ninety to one oh five.

So that kind of tells you the tale of the tape right there.

Arkansas getting bullied, pummeled at the line of scrimmage both ways.

You're giving up six, seven yards to carry on every run defensively.

It's partially why I've had enough of folks trying to defend the defensive scheme right now.

The defense has been bad.

I mean, it's been flat out bad, and you don't get to the quarterback.

You don't get sacks.

You don't force turnovers.

Uh, the Aggies, again, I'll go back to what I said a minute ago.

They're very mid.

This is not a great Aggie team right now.

A- and I thought you had a chance on Saturday to pull yourself together and get a really significant program-changing win.