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Hogs defense gets a turn in spotlight

By Tom Murphy

Posted: August 12, 2012 at 3:34 a.m.

Andy Shupe
Credit: NWA Media
Arkansas quarterback Tyler Wilson (left) had four touchdown passes in Saturday’s scrimmage, but Razorbacks Coach John L. Smith (right) said the defense is improving.

The days of Arkansas’ offense trouncing its defensive counterparts at will in large-scale scrimmages took a hiatus Saturday.

John L. Smith - Saturday Post Practice

Arkansas coach John L. Smith recaps the Razorbacks' scrimmage on Saturday. (By Logan Wilson)
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