Arkansas forces seven turnovers, beats Ole Miss 33-21
Arkansas needed quarterback Matt Corral to throw 6 interceptions as the Razorbacks acquired 24 variables off 7
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Arkansas needed quarterback Matt Corral to throw 6 interceptions as the Razorbacks acquired 24 elements off 7 turn overs in a 33-21 persuade Mississippi on Saturday.
3 first-half Rebels’ complimentary presents helped supply Arkansas (2-2, 2-2) a 20-0 halftime lead. It was the Razorbacks’ most significant halftime advantage in an Southeastern Conference computer game due to the fact that 2016, their last obtaining duration.
Corral entered the computer game 2nd in the company in yards passing as well as had in fact thrown merely one interception through 3 all set Ole Miss (1-3, 1-3). He threw 2 objective passes versus the Razorbacks nonetheless had a season-low 200 yards together with his 6 options.
Linebacker Grant Morgan took Corral’s 5th interception 23 grass throughout location for the computer game’s last score with 3:07 remaining to be. Hudson Clark’s 3rd interception on Ole Miss’ happening drive safeguarded the computer game.
Feleipe Franks was 21-of 34 impersonating 244 yards with an objective as well as additionally an interception for Arkansas.
Jerrion Ealy completed 112 yards as well as additionally an objective on 23 lugs for the Rebels.
THE TAKEAWAY
Arkansas has really won 2 SEC prepared the extremely very first time due to the fact that 2016.
Ole Miss relaxes at the end of the SEC West as well as additionally has really given up among one of the most consider the workshop.
UP NEXT
Arkansas has a bye adhering to week before utilizing Halloween at No. 11 Texas A&M for the really very first time considered that 2012. The teams had really played their head-to-head computer game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, considered that.
Ole Miss returns residence on Saturday to run into No. 15 Auburn.
