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Razorback Football Quick Facts TABLE OF CONTENTS RAZORBACKS FOOTBALL 2020 REVIEW PRO HOGS Quick Facts ............................................................................4 2020 Game Recaps ..........................................................102 Pro Hogs in the Draft ......................................................174 2020 Statistics ...................................................................112 Pro Hogs in the NFL .........................................................177 COACHES & STAFF Pro Hogs in the Super Bowl .......................................... 181 Head Coach Sam Pittman .................................................8 HISTORY Assistant Coach Barry Odom ..........................................10 1964 National Champions ..............................................122 RECORD BOOK Assistant Coach Scott Fountain .....................................12 National Award Winners .................................................124 Individual Records ...........................................................182 Assistant Coach Kendal Briles .......................................14 All-Americans ....................................................................132 Team Records ...................................................................206 Assistant Coach Jermial Ashley ....................................16 All-SEC Selections ............................................................134 National/Conference Leaders ......................................216 Assistant Coach Sam Carter ...........................................18 SEC Weekly Awards ..........................................................136 Opponent/Attendance Records ....................................218 Assistant Coach Kenny Guiton ......................................20 All-SWC Selections ...........................................................138 Assistant Coach Cody Kennedy ....................................22 Retired Numbers ..............................................................139 MEDIA & UNIVERSITY Assistant Coach Dowell Loggains ................................ 24 Honors ................................................................................ 140 Media Information ..........................................................220 Assistant Coach Michael Scherer .................................26 All-Time Letterwinners .................................................. 146 Razorback Sports Properties .......................................221 Assistant Coach Jimmy Smith ......................................28 All-Time Coaching Staffs ................................................152 Vice Chancellor Director of Strength & Conditioning All-Time Overall Records ................................................154 and Director of Athletics Hunter Yuracheck...222 Jamil Walker ...............................................................30 Season-By-Season Results ............................................156 Facilities .............................................................................224 Senior Associate Director of vs. All Opponents .............................................................167 Head Coaches ..................................................................230 Strength & Conditioning Ed Ellis ...........................31 vs. 2021 Opponents ......................................................... 168 Senior Athletics Staff......................................................231 Support Staff ......................................................................32 Overtime Games ...............................................................170 Univeristy of Arkansas ..................................................232 Bowl History .......................................................................171 Board of Trustees PLAYERS Bowl Records .....................................................................172 and Faculty Athletics Representative ...............236 Rosters .................................................................................36 Razorback Club ................................................................237 Returners ............................................................................38 The Southeastern Conference ....................................238 Newcomers .........................................................................96 SEC Football Championship .........................................240 2 2021 RAZORBACK FOOTBALL QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Fayetteville, Ark. Founded: 1871 FOOTBALL STAFF Nickname: Razorbacks Enrollment: 27,55 Official Athletics Website: www.ArkansasRazorbacks.com HEAD COACH SAM PITTMAN Faculty Athletics Representative: Gerald Jordan (Arkansas, 1970) Conference: Southeastern (West) Alma Mater, Year: Pittsburg State (Kan.), 1986 B.S. Education Colors: Cardinal (PMS 201) and White Record at Arkansas: 3-7 (Second Season) Stadium (Capacity): Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium (76,000) Location: Fayetteville, Ark. Career Record: 3-7 Playing Surface: Natural Grass Twitter: @CoachSamPittman Record: 194-107-2 (.646) Stadium (Capacity): War Memorial Stadium (54,120) Location: Little Rock, Ark. FOOTBALL STAFF Playing Surface: Field Turf Record: 151-62-4 (.705) Barry Odom, (Missouri 2000) .Associate Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator/Safeties Stadium (Capacity): AT&T Stadium (71,815) Scott Fountain, (Samford 1988) .......Assistant Head Coach/Special Teams Coordinator Location: Arlington, Texas Playing Surface: Matrix Field Turf Kendal Briles, (Houston 2005) .............................................................Offensive Coordinator Record: 4-6 (.400) Sam Carter, (TCU 2015) .............................................................................................Cornerbacks FOOTBALL INFORMATION Cody Kennedy, (Southeastern Louisiana 2012) ..............................................Offensive Line 2020 Overall Record: 3-7 Dowell Loggains (Arkansas, 2003) ............................................................................Tight Ends 2020 SEC Record/Finish: 3-7/6th (West) Jermial Ashley, (Kansas 2008) .......................................................................... Defensive Line Letterwinners Returning/Lost Michael Scherer, (Missouri 2016) ............................................................................Linebackers Total: 57/17 (21 returning starters) Offense: 25/8 (9 returning starters) Jimmy Smith, (Fayetteville State (N.C.) 2002) ...............................................Running Backs Defense: 28/7 (10 returning starters) Kenny Guiton, (Ohio State 2013) ....................................................................... Wide Receivers First Year of Football: 1894 Jamil Walker, (Wisconsin 2008) .................... Director of Strength & Conditioning Coach All-Time Record: 720-521-40 (.578 in 127 seasons) All-Time Conference Record: 343-333-18 (.507 in 107 seasons) Ed Ellis, (Alabama 1987) .......................Sr. Associate Director of Strength & Conditioning Southeastern Conference (1992-Present): 94-138-2 (.406 in 29 seasons) Nick Tulloch (W. Connecticut State (2016) ....Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach Southwest Conference (1915-91): 249-195-16 (.559 in 78 seasons) All-Time Bowl Record: 15-24-3 (.393) Chris Hightower (Georgia 2016) .......................Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach National Championships: 1 – 1964 (FWAA and Helms Athletic Foundation) Emmanuel Hibbler (Wheaton College 2012) .......Associate Director of Strength & Conditioning Conference Championships: 13 (SWC) 1936, 1946, 1954, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1964, 1965, 1968, 1975, 1979, 1988, 1989 SEC Western Division Championships: 4 – 1995, 1998, 2002, 2006 Patrick Doherty ......................................................................Director of Football Operations All-America Selections: 58 players, 72 times All-Conference Selections (First Team Only): 219 players, 322 times Amanda Gilpin ......................................................Assistant Director of Football Operations All-SEC (First Team Only): 47 players, 86 times Fernando Velasco..................................................................Director of Player Development All-SWC (First Team Only): 172 players, 236 times All-Time NFL Draft Picks: 272 (23 in first round) Michael Anthony ................................................................................Quality Control - Offense Mark Cala ..............................................................................................Quality Control - Offense 2021 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 4 Rice Razorbacks lead series, 35-29-3 Arthur Ray ............................................................................................Quality Control – Offense Sept. 11 Texas Longhorns lead series, 56-22 Joe Cauthen ....................................................................................... Quality Control - Defense Sept. 18 Georgia Southern First meeting Sept. 25 vs. Texas A&M* Razorbacks lead series, 41-33-3 Kenji Jackson ..................................................................................... Quality Control - Defense Oct. 2 at Georgia* Bulldogs lead series, 11-4 Jake Trump ......................................................................................... Quality Control - Defense Oct. 9 at Ole Miss* Razorbacks lead series, 37-29-1 Oct. 16 Auburn* Tigers lead series, 18-11-1 Collin Geier .........................................................................................Quality Control – Defense Oct.
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