Arkansas-Pine Bluff crushed by Arkansas Razorbacks

The Arkansas Razorbacks showcased their dominance in a resounding 70-0 victory over Arkansas-Pine Bluff (UAPB), amassing over 400 passing yards and eight rushing touchdowns. The Razorbacks’ offense was unstoppable, while their defense kept UAPB scoreless throughout the game.

Arkansas Offensive Explosion

Arkansas put on an offensive clinic, with their quarterbacks combining for 408 passing yards and two touchdowns. Taylen Green led the passing attack, going 16-of-23 for 229 yards and two scores, followed by strong performances from Malachi Singleton and KJ Jackson.

On the ground, Arkansas ran for 279 yards, with Ja’Quinden Jackson and Taylen Green accounting for four of the team’s eight rushing touchdowns. Jackson rushed for 101 yards on just eight carries, while Green added 88 yards on six carries, both with two touchdowns each. The rushing attack showcased Arkansas’ depth, with six different players contributing to the rushing scores.

UAPB Struggles on Offense

UAPB struggled to find momentum , managing only 123 passing yards and 7 rushing yards for the entire game. Mekhi Hagens led the UAPB passing attack, completing 11-of-23 passes for 123 yards, but the Golden Lions couldn’t find the end zone through the air or on the ground.

The rushing attack for UAPB was nearly non-existent, with Mekhi Hagens recording negative rushing yards. Oshawn Ross led the team with just 13 yards on five carries, while Johness Davis managed only six yards on six attempts.

Razorbacks’ Defensive Performance

The Arkansas defense was relentless, forcing UAPB into multiple punts and holding them to just 7 rushing yards. Nico Davillier led the defense with five tackles, while the team recorded four sacks and 10 tackles for loss. The Razorbacks’ pressure up front kept the UAPB offense off-balance throughout the game.

Key Takeaways

Arkansas asserted its dominance in all facets of the game, outgaining UAPB by a large margin and controlling the tempo. Their powerful offense and stifling defense made the game one-sided from the start, as they rolled to a comfortable victory.

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