WPS!: Football Hogs on the Road Saturday at Texas A&M
By: The Razorback Nation
Updated: September 28, 2012
The Arkansas Razorbacks are on the road this week, hoping to break a three-game losing streak with a win Saturday over Texas A&M.
The football Hogs are 1-3 on the year and fans hope to see a turnaround against the Aggies.
The game in College Station, Texas is a Southeastern Conference matchup for the Razorbacks, who have fallen to ULM, Alabama and Rutgers. The Hogs are 0-1 in conference play.
Defensive coordinator and secondary coach Paul Haynes spoke to the media after practice on Wednesday and discussed the mindset of the team.
"We have to be sure we are disciplined in our rushing lanes," Coach Haynes said. "We need to do a good job of staying in coverage. I think we do a good job of rushing the quarterback. The guys have to do a good job of covering and we need to keep mixing it up and challenging the routes."
Coach Haynes also commented on the team's mentality.
"We're focused on getting this football team better," Coach Haynes said. "The players are all for it. They are all in, and they know what we have to do to get better."
Kickoff for Saturday's game is set for 11:21 a.m., and the game will be broadcast on the SEC Network.
Tickets for two Fayetteville games are still on sale. Tickets for the non-conference game against Tulsa are $45, while tickets for the conference matchup against Kentucky are $55.
Single game tickets for the Oct. 27 Ole Miss game are still available for $65. The Razorbacks and Rebels are set to square off inside War Memorial Stadium for the 16th time in series history, including the first meeting since 1913, and the first time since 1992.
The football Hogs are 1-3 on the year and fans hope to see a turnaround against the Aggies.
The game in College Station, Texas is a Southeastern Conference matchup for the Razorbacks, who have fallen to ULM, Alabama and Rutgers. The Hogs are 0-1 in conference play.
Defensive coordinator and secondary coach Paul Haynes spoke to the media after practice on Wednesday and discussed the mindset of the team.
"We have to be sure we are disciplined in our rushing lanes," Coach Haynes said. "We need to do a good job of staying in coverage. I think we do a good job of rushing the quarterback. The guys have to do a good job of covering and we need to keep mixing it up and challenging the routes."
Coach Haynes also commented on the team's mentality.
"We're focused on getting this football team better," Coach Haynes said. "The players are all for it. They are all in, and they know what we have to do to get better."
Kickoff for Saturday's game is set for 11:21 a.m., and the game will be broadcast on the SEC Network.
Tickets for two Fayetteville games are still on sale. Tickets for the non-conference game against Tulsa are $45, while tickets for the conference matchup against Kentucky are $55.
Single game tickets for the Oct. 27 Ole Miss game are still available for $65. The Razorbacks and Rebels are set to square off inside War Memorial Stadium for the 16th time in series history, including the first meeting since 1913, and the first time since 1992.
