Jarius Wright News

Originally published December 1, 2009 at 4:05 p.m., updated December 1, 2009 at 5:28 p.m. Arkansas 42, Mississippi St.

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LITTLE ROCK - To extend a three-game winning streak to four, Arkansas must tackle a big problem.

Ryan Mallet tied his own school record with five touchdown passes, as he led the Arkansas Razorbacks to a convincing, 56-20 victory over the Troy Trojans in a non-conference battle at Razorback Stadium.

Arkansas' Jarius Wright is tackled by Troy's Bryan Willis during the first quarter of the Razorbacks game Saturday night in Fayetteville.

It has been an entertaining season thus far for the Arkansas Razorbacks. There have been the highest highs and the lowest lows.

FAYETTEVILLE - For Ryan Mallett, a key this week is responding like a winner after winning - the way he's responded after losing.

Bumping into Kevin Scanlon on this particular afternoon was weird, sort of a confluence of Razorback days gone by and those that might be ahead.

Some random thoughts after the Razorbacks' lopsided win over Eastern Michigan. The Good The highlight from Saturday night, without a doubt, was seeing Joe Adams back where he belongs - on the field catching touchdowns.A Adams led all receivers with 109 yards and was piling up his usual 'RAC' yards on each of his three catches.

When the running back says something, hea s telling the truth. So ita s safe to say Green was being honest when he explained why he started the 2009 season so slowly.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Steve Spurrier has faced his share of good quarterbacks over the years.

FAYETTEVILLE - Arkansas' stakes rise from playing nonconference, hapless homecoming palooka Eastern Michigan to Saturday's always pivotal SEC game versus South Carolina.

Arkansas' situation at cornerback might look different this week against a South Carolina team that likes to stretch the field.

FAYETTEVILLE - Give these 2009 Arkansas Razorbacks one thing. Given a gimme, they go get it.

Some random thoughts after the Razorbacks' disappointing loss to Ole Miss. The Good Not much good in this game so we'll pick something that at least made us laugh.A Watching Houston Dale and the Rebels try to execute a two-minute drill at the end of the first half brought back some fond memories.A The combination of clock mismanagement, ...

However, if granted an opportunity, there was always a sneaking suspicion the 5-foot-11, 200-pound, clever University of Arkansas fourth-year junior from Tallahassee Fla., would creep into the limelight.

FAYETTEVILLE - Ryan Mallett put a rewind on a TV man's question, fast forwarding Arkansas redshirt freshman backup quarterback Tyler Wilson into plenty of playing time against Eastern Michigan Saturday night.

Ole Miss 27, Arkansas 17 Here's what kind of day it has been for Arkansas... Alex Tejada bounces a career-long, 52-yard field goal across the crossbar and the Razorbacks seemingly pull within 27-20. Instead, they're flagged for delay of game and Dylan Breeding follows up with a 17-yard punt.

Ole Miss had a season-high in total offense but it was defense that had coach Houston Nutt smiling when he opened his press conference following Saturday's 30-17 victory over Arkansas.

After the game's first 50 minutes, it looked like Tim Tebow would have to prepare another heartfelt apology.