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Arkansas football reaches inflection point as record losing streak, NIL concerns fuel pressure on leadership
A blowout loss to Georgia on Saturday amid empty seats and fans shielded with paper bags underscores the current struggles of the Arkansas program
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Arkansas lost 45‑17 to No. 2 Georgia at Razorback Stadium, marking the Razorbacks’ 12th consecutive loss to an FBS opponent, a school record and the longest active streak in the sport. The game was played in 95‑degree heat, with some fans wearing brown paper bags over their heads. At halftime the marching band spelled “CASH” on the field, a nod to the team’s struggles in the NIL era. First‑year head coach Ryan Silverfield fell to 1‑2, with two losses averaging 30.5 points, while the program’s roster budget ranks near the bottom of the SEC.
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