re: What Saves Sam Pittman in 24?

Arkansas should have won 8 or 9 games this year.

The defense was much better than last year.

Returned one of the best QBs and RBs in the SEC. An OL that was top 10 in rushing last year.

The whole offense went a complete 360 and went from good to awful.

I don't see how they can have a better year next year and Pittman has a tendency to play down to the competition and lose a OOC game.

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Look what Drinkwitz has done so far when he hired an OC before the season started.

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Is that why y’all wanted him fired at the start of the season, especially if he didn’t change qbs? The players stepped up and won those games, the play calling looks the same. Much like Sam’s 2021 season the players took a leadership role because they were tired of losing.

We’ll see if it carries over going forward but one good season doesn’t prove anything. It’s cool for y’all it’s happened though, it feels good to win.

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Apathy has long set in for Arkansas. The consistent losing has killed any fire that the fans had.

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Speak for yourself. You don’t represent the entire fanbase by any stretch.

Pittman may well have suggested using his buyout to fund NIL which is really the issue at Arkansas. Spend it on players first….if that doesn’t work then fire him.

Just signed a former 4 star o-lineman from Michigan State out of the portal today,

It would help that he can take a cut in his salary and use that money to hire a more experienced OL coach, an OC coach that would fit his identity better and more experienced position coaches. Or maybe do what Saban did and surround himself with former head coaches. He owes the university and the fans for such a shitty season.

But that won't happen because greed is good.