Na one wild day for college football, as Arkansas Razorbacks don make history by defeating No. 4 Tennessee Volunteers with a score of 19-14. Dis win be their first home victory over a top-5 team since 1999 when dem beat Tennessee again.
Malachi Singleton, wey be de backup quarterback, score de winning touchdown on an 11-yard run with just 1:17 left in de game. Dis happen after de starting quarterback, Taylen Green, leave de game due to injury. Singleton complete 2 out of 3 passes for 31 yards and run four times for 12 yards, including de go-ahead touchdown.
Arkansas come back from a 14-3 deficit in de third quarter to win de game. Ja’Quinden Jackson add 57 yards rushing and a touchdown on 20 carries, while Andrew Armstrong lead de team with nine receptions for 132 yards. De Razorbacks fans storm de field immediately after de game.
Dis win mark de first time since 2007 that Arkansas beat a top-5 team, and it also mark de first time two top-5 teams from de same conference (SEC) lose on de same regular-season weekend since October 6, 2012.
Tennessee, wey suffer their first loss since last November, sure go drop in de upcoming AP poll. Arkansas, on de other hand, may receive plenty votes and have matched their win total from last season, taking a big step toward bowl eligibility.
