Game Eight: Arkansas 58, Florida-Int'l 10

Another Arkansas game, another nasty D-Mac stiff-arm shot. The Hogs pretty much had their way with the Golden Panthers on Saturday. It wasn't much of a football game. McFadden scored four touchdowns on Florida-International, which is the last cupcake on the Razorbacks schedule this season. It's all SEC from this point out. Arkansas is going to have to earn the W's over the next four games.


Star receiver Marcus Monk made his comeback appearance on Saturday. He had a couple of passes thrown his way broken up and also had one intercepted, but he did manage to haul in a 13-yard pass from Nathan Emert for his first touchdown of the season. Hopefully he'll have a bigger impact in SEC play.


Felix Jones made his usual contribution to the Hogs' win. The Cat had 89 yards of rushing and one touchdown.


Peyton Hillis had six catches for 77 yards on the Golden Panthers. Hillis was named the Crip Hall Award winner for outstanding player in the Razorbacks' homecoming game.


Defensive back Matterral Richardson returns a Florida-International fumble as defesive coordinator Reggie Herring goes nuts in the background. The Hog defense had five interceptions and two fumble recoveries on Saturday.


Rashaad Johnson, left, celebrates an interception with fellow defensive back Michael Grant. Johnson had two interceptions on the Golden Panthers.


Another D-Mac shot.


The Hogs host Steve Spurrier and the South Carolina Gamecocks this Saturday. Their quarterback's name is Smelley. I can already see the myriad of great headlines that could come out of this matchup.