Arkansas is entering year four of the Sam Pittman era, although one could argue it’s really year three if you remove the first season which was a SEC-only reduced schedule.
That being said, Pittman has exceeded expectations to this point, despite finishing .500 a year ago after a 3-0 start vaulted the Razorbacks into the top ten of the national rankings.
In the offseason, Arkansas lost both coordinators (Kendal Briles to TCU as offensive coordinator and Barry Odom to UNLV as head coach).
Briles’ replacement was a familiar one, as Dan Enos returned for a second stint after coordinating the offense from 2015-17 under Bret Bielema.
Travis Williams is the new defensive coordinator. An Auburn alum, he had worked under Gus Malzahn in a variety of different roles since 2014.
Let’s get our crystal ball out and see how 2023 is going to go.