Georgia 52, Arkansas 41

It's Friday night and I realized I haven't posted photos from the Hogs' game last Saturday against Georgia. It was a shootout, as is stated on the cover latest issue of Hawgs Illustrated. The Razorback secondary was the weak link for the Hawgs against the Bulldogs. They're going to have to get things figured out if they want to win any games on the road this season. The offense, however, was stellar. Mallett set a school record with five touchdown passes and 408 yards in the air. The Petrino era has certainly arrived. Above is Greg Childs on one of his two touchdown catches.


Mighty mite tailback Michael Smith, left, was the Hogs rushing leader and Ryan Mallett was simply amazing.


Joe Adams, left, and Jarius Wright both had a pair of touchdowns in the game.


True freshman Cobi Hamilton, left, had a big first down catch and D.J. Williams had a touchdown catch.


Broderick Green, left, and Dennis Johnson contributed against the Bulldogs.


Sophomore receiver Greg Childs was the stud receiver against Georgia with five catches for 140 yards and two touchdowns.


Defensive tackle Malcolm Sheppard had the Hogs' lone sack on Georgia quarterback Joe Cox.


Mallett, on the other hand, got his fair share of harassment from the Bulldogs defense.


Georgia's star receiver A.J. Green, left, embarrassed Arkansas' secondary by racking up 137 yards on seven catches and running back Richard Samuel rushed for 104 yards, 80 yards of which came on one forgettable touchdown run straight down the Hogs' throat.


If the Hogs are going to get the best of Alabama tomorrow they need more production from their corp of running backs. The Tide is expecting Mallett to put the ball down field. They've gotta mix things up.

Now excuse me. I have a plane to catch in the morning for the 2:30 p.m. kickoff.