FAYETTEVILLE Transfer wide receiver Andrew Armstrong continued to make plays and garner praise through practice No. 4 of training camp for the University of Arkansas on Monday.
Gritty. Tough. Hard-nosed. All words to describe Arkansas co-defensive coordinator Marcus Woodson. It just so happens they also describe Sam Pittman and the Razorback football program. Which makes Woodson and Arkansas a match in Hog Heaven.
Marcus Woodson grew up in a hard-working, blue-collar family. That mentality helped him earn a scholarship at Ole Miss. And even though his playing career was cut short by injuries, he’s carried that same work ethic into his coaching career.
FAYETTEVILLE University of Arkansas assistant coach Deke Adams has perhaps the deepest group of defensive linemen ever assembled by the Razorbacks and that showed during practice No. 2 of training camp on Saturday.
The second-year assistant completely swapped out his first four during fastball starts, sending out a unit of ends Trajan Jeffcoat and Zach Williams and tackles Cam Ball and Anthony “Tank” Booker.
During Friday’s first workout of camp, also in spider pads, shorts and helmets, the first group was composed of ends Landon Jackson and Jashaud Stewart and tackles Taurean Carter and Eric Gregory.
That same foursome went out first on Saturday after fastball starts when the unit was repping plays in group drills.
FAYETTEVILLE University of Arkansas assistant coach Deke Adams has perhaps the deepest group of defensive linemen ever assembled by the Razorbacks and that showed during the second practice of training camp Saturday.