I mean I've got a lot of thoughts running through my head right now like I mean

Our Arkansas fan expectations too high or my expectations too high for this program. I mean we're just talking about like having an eight win season just, just something enjoyable, something to cheer about.

Do you build stuff like this?

If you don't have high expectations for your program?

What's up everybody?

Trey Biddy with Hogsforce.com coming to you after Arkansas's 4814 flogging at the hand of the Missouri Tigers for the

what seventh time in the last eight meetings with these guys? I mean

Do I start out by recanting everything I ever said about Eli Drinkwits or Missouri football saying

that their program isn't on a par with Arkansas. Sure. I'll do that. I mean we've come to that right?

We just want to come out here and have a good time. You know it's not it's just not asking for a lot just to not just have the program and just such a disaster state and you know

All I did in the postgame press conference was invoke the name of Hunter Yurchek and I guess

Pittman thought I was going to go on and ask about his job security and all that

stuff I'm just asking after he throws his support behind you and then you come out

and have a 34 point loss 4114 that wasn't even that close to

Missouri where's the momentum coming from to go into the off season with like is it going

out and getting a big name offensive coordinator? And who is that guy?

I mean, there's talks like it's going to happen pretty soon, and I think he's, I think he knows who he's going to hire.

I mean, he talked about the NIL money you know throwing money behind this recruiting and

stuff he wasn't able to expand on any of that but it's got to come from

somewhere you can't just keep asking the fans just to believe, especially after this program just dip the way it did.

And you know, starting off the season, so much is about momentum because we know good and well, like this Florida team that Arkansas beat a few weeks ago

I mean they gave Missouri a run for their money in Columbia was that like 3331

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