What Ryan Silverfield said about Arkansas football's first spring scrimmage
Arkansas football held its first spring scrimmage. Here's what Ryan Silverfield said about a day the defense kept the offense out of the end zone.
FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas football went inside its indoor practice facility and held its first scrimmage of the spring on Saturday, April 4. The action was closed to the local media, but first-year coach Ryan Silverfield held a press conference recapping the event. Silverfield said the Razorbacks went for roughly 95 plays with 1s vs.
1s and 2s vs. 2s. The Hogs didn't do any situational work, lining the ball up at the 25-yard line and letting the offense and defense go at it.
The head coach was pleased with his team's effort and enjoyed teachable moments that he hopes will lead to victories when the Razorbacks head inside their home stadium on Saturdays during the fall. Silverfield didn't express many frustrations, but there was at least one alarming revelation. Arkansas football quarterbacks, offense don't score It didn't seem like Silverfield wanted to spill the truth, but when pressed, he admitted the offense did not find the end zone during the scrimmage.
"Tell you what, the defense did a nice job. The ball got all the way down, and the defense kept them out," Silverfield said. "So I was pleased with that.
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