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Arkansas had to settle for a field goal on its opening drive and showed no signs of life again until midway through the fourth quarter in a 43-10 loss at No. 20 Utah Saturday night in Salt Lake City (Utah).  The Razorbacks were outgained 442-305, which included a lopsided 141-61 edge in the rushing category. KJ Jackson was the Hogs' leading rusher with 34 yards on seven attempts and struggled through the air while completing just 14 of his 34 passes for 139 yards and an interception, which came just after Arkansas' Christian Harrison had picked Devon Dampier. Ryan Silverfield's Hogs (1-1) were once again disappointing in the penalty department, recording seven for 57 yards to seven for 50 by the Utes (2-0). The visiting Razorbacks split the turnover battle 1-1 but gave up the sack advantage 4-1 and the TFL category 7-4. Utah put two balls on the ground but recovered both. They also went 1 of 2 on fourth down compared to 2 of 4 by Arkansas. As unfortunate as it's become because it happens far too often, blowout losses often produce some of our most entertaining 'What they were Saying' stories of the season. Hog fans certainly showed up for this one: Own the night 🌙 pic.twitter.com/6nSXNaKoOs — Arkansas Football 🐗 (@RazorbackFB) September 13, 2026 ESPN has bumped Arkansas-Utah to 9:30 CT as of just now. #wps https://t.co/a7Ouvrxu1Z — Trey Biddy (@TreyBiddy) September 13, 2026