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Mississippi State vs. Arkansas College Football Picks, Odds, and Predictions 10/3/20 Chris Ruffolo September 28, 2020 11:01 pm Arkansas Razorbacks (0-1) at Mississippi State Bulldogs (1-0) College Football: Saturday, October 3, 2020 at 6:30 pm (Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field) The Line: Mississippi State Bulldogs -18 -- Over/Under: 69 Click Here for the Latest Odds TV: SEC Network Stream live sports and exclusive originals on ESPN+. Sign up now! The Arkansas Razorbacks and the Mississippi State Bulldogs meet in SEC college football action from Davis Wade Stadium on Saturday night. The Arkansas Razorbacks will look to bounce back after starting their season with a 37-10 loss to Georgia last time out. Feleipe Franks threw for 200 yards, a touchdown and 2 interceptions on 19 of 36 passing while Treion Smith had 38 rushing yards. Treylon Burks had 102 receiving yards and a team-high 7 catches for a touchdown this season. Defensively, Grant Mo...
The PAC 12, the BIG 10 are not playing this year out of the POWER conferences. As I have been saying for years we should leave student out of student athlete. It's all about the money. Why would any school risk playing sports when there is still a pandemic situation going on? It's dumb. I called a game on Friday, they have certain rules that spread out the athletes on the sideline. WHAT? The dumbest thing I have ever heard. So, while they are spread out on the sideline they are face to face with the other team on the field. It presents a HUGE problem. You don't know the exposure of the other athletes that you are playing against. Furthermore, the risks it has for that players family. Example: Let's say an athlete gets the virus and not knows he really has it, then he gives it to another player on another team, that player then goes home and gives it to his sibling who in turn gives it to Gran...
The Razorbacks will play Austin Peay on Tuesday night inside Bud Walton Arena, and they may be without their leading scorer for the second game in a row. Junior guard Mason Jones missed Arkansas’ latest game against Northern Kentucky. The Hogs managed to outlast the Norse, 66-60, but the scoring didn’t come easy. The Razorbacks only shot 41.8 percent from the field. In six games this season, Jones is averaging a team-high 18.5 points per game. Additionally, the DeSoto (Texas) native leads the team with 16 steals and is bringing down 5.7 boards per game. “Mason, we got together this morning between his classes. He’s going to try to practice today,” Razorback head coach Eric Musselman said Monday. “Probably not do any contact stuff. Right now, it’s not bothering him shooting. It’s bothering him a defensively a little bit when he puts his arm a certain way. The good thing is if he plays we need his shooting more than we need his defense. So, I think it will be ...
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