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Absent ground game hamstrings Hogs

By Tom Murphy

Posted: September 13, 2012 at 4:06 a.m.

Rick McFarland Credit: rick mcfarland
 Arkansas Dennis Johnson runs up the middle in 1st quarter against Louisana-Monroe in their game at War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock on Saturday.

Arkansas knows it might be imperative to run the ball effectively to have a shot against No. 1 Alabama on Saturday.

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