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Pain pinpointed above shoulders

By Bob Holt

Posted: September 10, 2012 at 4:57 a.m.

Stephen B. Thornton Arkansas coach John L. Smith and the Razorbacks have more to worry about than falling out of the AP poll in the wake of Saturday's loss to Louisiana-Monroe.

The Arkansas Razorbacks are hopeful quarterback Tyler Wilson can recover from a head injury this week as quickly as he did a year ago.

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