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By Bob Holt, Tom Murphy

Posted: October 28, 2009 at 3:22 a.m.

Arkansas receiver Jarius Wright can’t hold on to a pass during last week’s 30-17 loss to Mississippi. Dropped passes have hurt the Razorbacks in several games this season.

By Jason Ivester
Arkansas receiver Jarius Wright can’t hold on to a pass during last week’s 30-17 loss to Mississippi. Dropped passes have hurt the Razorbacks in several games this season.

Arkansas’ receivers were expected to have their fair share of dropped passes this season while trying to catch hard-thrown balls from quarterback Ryan Mallett.

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Sports, Pages 24 on 10/28/2009

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