re: The season is over, how do you feel about your team's season?

Very meh. We lost some tough games, had a lot of key injuries, and showed just enough in some games to make the fans wonder what Arkansas could have done this year.

Its been a fun ride.. future looks bright, 10-2 is our best season in forever. Obviously a letdown against sc, but thats football..hats off to them. Excited about a ny6 bowl

Shitty, but beating LSU helped. Not that the win itself really mattered in the grand scheme of things, but I think it showed the players that they're better than their 5-7 record indicates. We lost to AppSt by 3, Bama by 4, SCAR by 6, OM by 3, and Auburn by 3. Now, with Weigman at the helm, I'm feeling more positive about next year if Jimbo can keep the team together.

Now able to review the season having a level head and cooled responses, I feel differently than I did mid season. Mid season I stated this was the worse A&M team I’d seen fielded since I became a fan during the tail end of the Slocum era. I retract that statement, as we didn’t really suffer any blowout losses this year. Granted, there were many, but they were at least competitive games. Many of the franchione losses were just atrocious. Nothing this year was anywhere close to that bad.

Disappointing year, for sure. I personally didn’t expect a great year due to youth. Haynes king and max Johnson were worse than I anticipated they’d be. Connor Weigman appears to have a very high ceiling if he can remain healthy. It’s hard to be optimistic with so many underclassmen in the trenches, I don’t care who you are. Part of that falls on the coaches for being unable to foster an injury free (or at least injury reducing) training regiment and talent retention. 8&4 was going to be the ceiling I had hoped for, Aggie jokes not withstanding. Offensive line development, and talent retention will be primary levels of concern. Durkins defense isn’t what Elko was fielding, but it is adequate so long as the offense can be productive like they were last weekend

Great year overall. Looking at a top 10 season when we weren't ranked in preseason. Hendon getting hurt dampens it. The loss to South Carolina was awful, but credit to them.

If you had told me 10 and 2 before the season, breaking streaks to Florida and Bama, and winning like we did in Baton Rouge... hell yeah. Sign me up.

Honestly expected to lose 1 or 2 games due to everyone we lost so it's been a pleasant surprise.

I predicted 11-1
We went 12-0
I thought that fl/tn/msst/KY/ stretch was going to be a murderers row but it fizzled out pretty hard by the time we got to it.

Honestly we expected to be middling to not good. But then things went really well for a while and you can’t help but get your hopes up. If you described this season to me at the beginning I would have been not surprised. If you asked me 7 weeks into the season I would have been disappointed.