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Arkansas Football: Petrino bothered by red zone woes

By Tom Murphy

Posted: August 25, 2009 at 3:26 a.m.

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Arkansas Coach Bobby Petrino wasn't pleased with the conditioning of the Razorbacks' quarterbacks following Saturday's scrimmage. "Maybe we need to do more conditioning with the quarterbacks, so they can continue to focus and don't get tired after being on the field that long," he says.

Ryan Mallett, Tyler Wilson and the rest of Arkansas' quarterbacks might be in for extra running between now and the start of the season.

Arkansas coach Bobby Petrino was impressed with the running game and sophomore tailback Dennis Johnson in the Hogs' final public scrimmage of the 2009 preseason.

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Sports, Pages 15, 20 on 08/25/2009

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