He took a lot of shots today but kept bouncing back up.” You know, we give him credit and he made plays when he needed to. “And then they ran that play on us late, similar to what Tennessee did against us last year with a quarterback rolling right and came back up and threw it. “He was able to escape some pressure a couple of times when we had him hemmed up in the backfield and could have had some sacks, and weren’t able to,” Beamer said. Jefferson’s touchdown pass to Warren Thompson that put Arkansas ahead 35-16 in the fourth quarter, Beamer said, was reminiscent of something Tennessee did against the Gamecocks in 2021. "There's a lot of talk about Arkansas being a physical football team, and they are, but I think we're pretty freaking physical, too, and that was two physical teams going at it. “I thought our guys came up and attacked him, too.
“He took a lot of hits today and kept bouncing up,” Beamer said of Jefferson. “Obviously, that quarterback (Jefferson) is, and you know, we’ve got to stop the run and get ourselves off the field.”īeamer gave props to Jefferson for being physical and resilient. The Arkansas offense, Beamer said, was a handful. The Razorbacks' line, which paved way for the SEC’s leading rushing attack last season, was nothing short of what Beamer said he expected. The Razorbacks went 2 for 3 on fourth down inside South Carolina territory and never opted to try a field goal in those situations, showing confidence in the offensive line. Mimicking the Razorbacks’ offensive line may have been equally as tough.Īrkansas ran the ball 65 times for 295 yards and five touchdowns. FAYETTEVILLE- When addressing media members earlier this week, South Carolina coach Shane Beamer said simulating Arkansas quarterback KJ Jefferson was impossible.
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