The Arkansas Razorbacks were short-handed at defensive end in their game against La Tech on Saturday, with Anton Juncaj and Nico Davillier both unable to play. Davillier will miss the rest of the year due to a torn meniscus. Quincy Rhodes Jr. made his first career start in their absence. Despite the absences, Arkansas secured a 35-14 victory, with Taylen Green throwing two touchdowns and rushing for two more. Rodney Hill had a kickoff return for a touchdown called back due to a penalty, but the Razorbacks still dominated the game. Additionally, senior day festivities honored 19 Arkansas football players before the game. The Razorbacks are now preparing for their next game against Missouri, with head coach Sam Pittman hopeful for Juncaj’s return. The team showed resilience and depth in their win over La Tech, serving as a testament to their strength and determination. With a record of 7-4, the Razorbacks continue to show promise in the 2024 regular season. Arkansas will look to build on this victory and carry their success into future games.
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