Last team that won on the road at Ark?
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Try 2015, 2017, and 2019 in Fayetteville. They also beat them in 2013 in Little Rock.
We’ve won 9 of the last 12 vs Arkansas. Welcome to 2023
Of all the dumb posts that have appeared on Sixpack this season, this one might be the dumbest.
I think State has won 3 out of the last 4 times they’ve played at Bud Walton.
Why is there this general perception that State has been an inferior program compared to Ark.
Their fans ae worse than the the bearsharks about their (and our) worth.....worse than the Ark fan, the bearsharks, the media and evidently some of our fans.
OK, on to baseball. Maybe it was baseball.
Ya know I'm really glad we won and everything but people are trying way too hard to make this more than it is. This team has not turned a corner and now we are going on a run cause the beat Rkansas 7 to 3 in a cripple fight
That’s what is frustrating. If our offense had even played a slightly below average football game it would have been fun to watch
I can’t stop laughing at this.
When Arkansas joined the SEC in 1992, the last time State had played them was 1939. Pearl Harbor was just a glimmer in Hitler’s eye at that point.
If our defense played like that against usc east we wouldn't be talking about firing arnett. We would have lost to bama and lsu as expected. Now next week if they play the same and we can get something better out of the offense we may have a chance.
I’ve yet to see anyone on this board try to make yesterday’s win something more than it is. Quite the opposite, actually.
And shoutout to Michigan State for showing that glimmer on their Jumbotron
That's literally what this post is about. Trying to make some great statement about its an accomplishment to win on the road against Arkansas when we almost always beat Arkansas.
Nah I think the OP was just drunk. No one is happy, we’re all doing our best to be miserable so you’ll approve.
But hey that 94th ranked offense is lighting it up, after Auburn game it will be about 110th.
Arkansas didn't even join the SEC until 1992. Bond's last year was '83.
And OP is being endlessly mocked by every reply. Who else is acting like yesterday was anything impressive?
I'm deeply deeply hurt ***
The win itself is impressive on the road, the defense absolutely shut down a team that put 21 on the board at Bama (what's the most we've scored against them?) and 31 against LSU (remind me again how we did against the Tigahs).
But we as a fan base have to be short sighted and dismal. All that matters is that yesterday was an ugly win. Arkansas has been better than us all season dum dums
Lol at calling the fan base short sighted then following it up with “All that matters” in the next sentence - literally defining short sighted.
“All that matters” does not equate with being “short sighted”. All that matters rather is a summation or big picture view that does not imply or equate with a lack of foresight or long term vision.
you need to go back to junior college.
All that matters reminds me of Croom. Saturday reminded me of Croom. Coincidence?
We're talking about the Arkansas that hasn't won since Kent State on September 9, right?
They were a really good team when they played Ole Miss. Just ask any Ole Miss fan, *******
To say that all that matters is that we won is the definition of short sighted. People are concerned with how we played, and thus, what that type of play could result in future games. Analysis of a game goes further than the final score. To say otherwise would be (pause for effect) short sighted. The win matters, but for those of us interested in actually analyzing a game in totality, it is not “all that matters”.
I was afraid to laugh at this before we won the title in 2021, dead injuns and all, but now I thoroughly enjoy it. Especially the fan "flashing" his nips and gut!
Yep. I have only been able to sit down and watch 2 whole games this season. Saturday was the worst football I think I have ever sat down and watched for an entire game. It was like suffering through a 3-1/2 hour long 2nd grade performance of Schindler's List.
Think about how many 17ing times our center 17ed up the snap. KJ Jefferson couldn't hit the broadside of a barn from pissing distance. It was absolute horrible football to watch for 3+ hours.
The biggest travesty of all is that somehow only 1 offensive coordinator was fired after that game.