FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Arkansas doesn’t have to beat Georgia to make them feel uncomfortable.

With conference play opening at home for the first time since 2022, new coach Ryan Silverfield knows his roster may not match up on paper. However, winning what he calls "controlables" could be enough to keep things tight inside Razorback Stadium.

Arkansas has started SEC play at home in:

2026 vs. Georgia

2022 vs South Carolina

2020 vs Georgia*

2012 vs Alabama

2009 vs Georgia

2008 vs Alabama

2005 vs Vanderbilt

2004 vs Alabama

2002 vs Alabama

2001 vs Tennessee

2000 vs Alabama

1998 vs Alabama

1996 vs Alabama

1995 vs South… pic.twitter.com/hqG9MBOfqn

— Jacob Davis (@jacobdaviscfb) May 7, 2026

Win the Small Battles

Every minor detail can build a winning brand of football.

Silverfield has made it his priority to fix the turnovers, penalties, effort, and being the best at situational football that Arkansas has struggled with previously.

Arkansas can play a perfect game in that department and still lose…