Posted by ESPN.com's Chris Low
If Arkansas didn't already have Florida's attention, the Hogs do now.
Give Bobby Petrino credit. He's playing to win. Arkansas goes for it on fourth down and makes it count in taking a 7-0 lead.
It's the first time the Gators have trailed in a game since last season. We'll see how they respond.
The best news for the Hogs is that they're getting pressure on Tim Tebow with their front four and starting to take control up front.
The bad news for the Gators is that their leader, linebacker Brandon Spikes, is on the sideline and injured. He hurt his Achilles earlier this season, and television reports Saturday were that Florida trainers were working on his groin area after he limped off the field.
Arkansas just looks a lot more ready to play in this game than the Hogs ever did in their 35-7 loss to Alabama several weeks ago.
If Arkansas didn't already have Florida's attention, the Hogs do now.
Give Bobby Petrino credit. He's playing to win. Arkansas goes for it on fourth down and makes it count in taking a 7-0 lead.
It's the first time the Gators have trailed in a game since last season. We'll see how they respond.
The best news for the Hogs is that they're getting pressure on Tim Tebow with their front four and starting to take control up front.
The bad news for the Gators is that their leader, linebacker Brandon Spikes, is on the sideline and injured. He hurt his Achilles earlier this season, and television reports Saturday were that Florida trainers were working on his groin area after he limped off the field.
Arkansas just looks a lot more ready to play in this game than the Hogs ever did in their 35-7 loss to Alabama several weeks ago.
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