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Morgan Scalley praised Utah defensive linemen Karson Kaufusi, Jireh Moe and Lance Holtzclaw after the Idaho game, crediting the front with frequent quarterback hits that disrupted timing and forced uncomfortable throws.
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Utah allowed no sacks and grew more cohesive along the offensive line, but after rotating guards Scalley plans to settle on a starting five this week that can ideally remain together throughout the game.
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Scalley wants fewer early hits on Utah's quarterback, attributing some contact to holding the ball or keeping it on read-option actions rather than treating every hit as an offensive-line failure.
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Scalley emphasized Utah's receiving depth after its quarterback connected with eight different wide receivers, highlighting contributions beyond Braden Pegan and the difficulty of identifying a single player for opponents to concentrate on.
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Scalley described Arkansas' quarterback as a large, difficult-to-tackle passer with running ability, noting that designed quarterback runs have not been frequent but remain a threat in Ryan Silverfield's offense.