The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly From Arkansas' 63-31 Loss to No. 19 Ole Miss
No. 19 Ole Miss rolled the Razorbacks on Saturday inside Razorback Stadium. Here is the good, the bad and the ugly from Arkansas' fourth loss of the 2024 season.
The Good: Quarterback Play
Lost in a blowout loss and horrendous defensive performance was the fact that Arkansas' quarterbacks played a pretty solid football game. Taylen Green was injured on Arkansas' second possession, but he completed 10 of his 14 passes for 158 yards despite limited mobility. When backup Malachi Singleton was pressed into action in the second half, he didn't back down from the moment, throwing for 207 yards and running for 44 more.
Add in a passing and rushing touchdown for Singleton, and you have a solid performance to build on for the future. Green is still Arkansas' man at the QB position, but both he and Singleton played a solid game that was masked by Jaxson Dart's near-perfect performance.