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True or False- Arkansas Football vs LSU

Who will step up for the Hogs? How will they attack LSU's defense? How will Taylen Green perform coming off his injury? All that answered here.

By Samuel Stubbs

Oct 5, 2024; Fayetteville, Arkansas, USA; Arkansas Razorbacks quarterback Malachi Singleton (3) rushes for touchdown in the fourth quarter against the Tennessee Volunteers at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium. Arkansas won 19-14. Mandatory Credit: Nelson Chenault-Imagn Images
Oct 5, 2024; Fayetteville, Arkansas, USA; Arkansas Razorbacks quarterback Malachi Singleton (3) rushes for touchdown in the fourth quarter against the Tennessee Volunteers at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium. Arkansas won 19-14. Mandatory Credit: Nelson Chenault-Imagn Images / Nelson Chenault-Imagn Images
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True: Neither team will have a receiver go for over 100 yards

Both Arkansas and LSU boast impressive receiving corps, but if this is low-scoring game, it'll be the defensive secondaries that shine. Arkansas's defense in particular has consistently shut down their opponents' passing games, and Arkansas's receivers will be faced with an extremely tough task against a feisty group of LSU defenders. No single receiver will have a breakout day in a game that will prove to be a defensive struggle.

False: Matthew Shipley will wilt under the bright lights

Shipley was called up mid-game against Tennessee following an injury to starting kicker Kyle Ramsey. He only attempted two kicks, but knocked through both at PAT and a 23-yard field goal in Arkansas's 19-14 win. He'll get his first start of the season on Saturday, and with the opportunity to potentially take Ramsey's job right in front of him, he'll perform admirably and could be the key to an Arkansas victory.

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