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- Mississippi State, Arkansas, Auburn, Missouri, Ole Miss, South Carolina and Texas A&M each draw six opponents ranked in at least one of the referenced preseason polls.

- FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Arkansas coach Ryan Silverfield mentioned Sunday evening that he hasn't filled out a true depth chart yet for his players. - In a way, the Razorbacks' first-year coach seemed a bit aggravated at some of the more experienced players on his roster. - He went out on a limb to challenge them during his post-scrimmage press confernce.

- KJ Jackson has been named Arkansas' starting quarterback; the host said Jackson had looked like the starter since the first practice. - Braylon Russell was projected as a potential 1,000-yard player if he stays healthy, making durability the condition attached to his upside case. - The schedule signals conflict: one view called it Arkansas' most manageable slate in several years, while the broader strength-of-schedule measures cited still place it in the national top five.

- FAYETTEVILLE — The first Arkansas scrimmage was held Sunday with the team having over 130 plays. - The offense had nine scoring drives with each of the five quarterbacks getting involved.

- Pick/market: Arkansas WR Antonio Jordan has a rare physical skill set at 6-6, 228 pounds.

- Top Betting/Intel Takeaways - Arkansas' spring-game takeaway starts with QB uncertainty. Trey Biddy gave KJ Jackson a slight edge over AJ after the Red-White game, but framed the job as unsettled and still a fall-camp risk. - KJ Jackson's best signal was a 65-yard completion to CJ Brown, with roughly 35 yards in the air. Biddy liked some of the throws but said KJ still needs more consistency and comfort in the offense. - AJ led multiple touchdown drives and has a big arm, but his long, looping throwing motion is a concern for Arkansas' quick-game/RPO/screen package. He also threw a roughly 53-yard pick-six. - Biddy said Arkansas probably did not land the proven transfer QB he wanted, which keeps the team's win-total ceiling tied heavily to whether one of the current QBs can become plus-level.