On Sunday morning, Arkansas fans woke up to the reality that a new name is now heavily favored to become the Razorbacks' head football coach

Manning threw 30 yards to Emmett Mosley on the first play of the second half and 35 yards to Jack Endries on the third play. His 3-yard touchdown run came one play after running back CJ Baxter mishandled a direct snap on first-and-goal from the 2.

The University of Arkansas football team (2-9, 0-7 SEC) had a bit more time to process a 52-37 loss to No. 17 Texas on Saturday compared to weeks past.

The clear star for the Texas offense was quarterback Arch Manning, but there was a set of unsung heroes throughout the game. Left tackle Trevor Goosby and the Texas offensive line played lights-out against Arkansas, recording their highest team pass blocking grade of the season.

Redshirt freshman KJ Jackson earned praise from interim coach Bobby Petrino, a longtime quarterback guru, and his teammates for his relief role in Saturday’s 52-37 loss at No. 17 Texas.

Arkansas football’s losing streak has now reached nine games after a 52–37 loss to Texas. In this week’s episode of the Arkansas Football Recruiting Report, Otis Kirk joins Pig Trail Nation’s Aylee Weiss to break down the ongoing chaos surrounding the Razorbacks’ coaching search,

The Arkansas football defense looked helpless against Arch Manning, who put forth the best performance of his young career vs. the Razorbacks.

The guy capable of improving Arkansas' defense in a hurry is Alabama defensive coordinator Kane Wommack. He's a Springfield, Mo., native and former Hogs fullback (2005-06) who played his final three seasons at Southern Miss.