Key numbers from Arkansas’ 35-14 win over Louisiana Tech

By Jerry Meadows

FAYETTEVILLE — The last home game for the Razorbacks would be against the Bulldogs of Louisiana Tech. Louisiana Tech came into the game with a 4-6 record. Their record was somewhat deceptive because they had lost three games in overtime. 

In their 6 losses, they were outscored by 36 total points. They could have a record of 9-1 if a few breaks had gone their way. Actually, the one team that beat the Bulldogs by more than one score was North Carolina State, but Tech had the Wolfpack done 17-6 at halftime. That was before the Hogs handed them a 35-14 loss.

1– The Bulldogs had one turnover for the game.

2– Both, Arkansas And Louisiana Tech had only (2) first downs in the first quarter.

3– The Razorbacks had 3 turnovers for the game and for the first time this year won the game when having more turnovers than the opponent.

4– Louisiana Tech was 3-16 on 3rd down plays. Their 4th 3rd down conversion was a 20-yard pass for a touchdown with 5:55 left in the game.

7– Longest play from scrimmage by Louisiana Tech in the first half was a 7-yard run on a fake field goal.

12– Arkansas went 75 yards in 12 plays to take a 28-7 lead in the 4th quarter.

13– Ja”Quinden Jackson ran 13 yards for touchdown in 4th quarter.

26– Patrick Rea’s fake punt gained 26 yards for Louisiana Tech. He was Tech’s leading rusher for the game.

27– Isaiah TeSlaa catches a 27-yard TD in 3rd quarter.

31– Ja’Quinden Jackson ran for 31 yards only to be called back for a holding penalty.

39– Louisiana Tech was held to only 39 yards rushing.

41– Taylen Green ran 41 yards for Arkansas’ second TD.

65– Arkansas drove for 65 yards in 6 plays for their second TD.

75– Louisiana Tech drove for 75 yards on 8-plays and two questionable penalties against Arkansas.

80– First touchdown for Arkansas was on a 13-play drive of 80 yards in 2nd quarter.

81– Andrew Armstrong caught 8 passes for 81 yards.

86– Arkansas drove 86 yards on (7) running plays for their 5 touchdowns.

100– On The first play of the game, Arkansas had a 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown by Rodney Hill called back for holding.

112– Rashod Dubinion ran for 112 yards to lead Arkansas’ rushing attack.

190– Louisiana Tech had 190 passing yards.

196– Approximately 196 lost yards from the worst penalty calls came against Arkansas.

221– Arkansas had 221 passing yards.

229– Louisiana Tech had 229 total yards of offense.

233– Arkansas had 233 rushing yards for the game.

454– Arkansas had 454 yards of total offense.