Sadly, it is true. Knile Davis is gone for the season. He is the first, and hopefully the last major injury the Hogs suffer this year. So with Davis out of the picture, what does Arkansas need to do to survive this mishap?

It’s no surprise that the college football world has its focus on the SEC. With five consecutive championships, the speculation has already started on whether or not the conference can get number six. Most of the attention seems to be focused on the Crimson Tide and the LSU Tigers – for good reason. But there is another team to consider this year in the Wild West, and if their head coach has his way, they’ll be a factor for many years to come.

Arkansas is figured to make some noise in 2011, but they first have a couple of issues to take care of during fall camp.

The SEC West also features to big-time freshmen prospects for 2011 who will have a big impact on their respective teams. Here are five freshmen to look out for in 2011 for the SEC West.

There is a good possibility this Arkansas team can win the SEC West and the SEC Championship this fall. Let’s take a look at three reasons why they can, and three reasons why they cannot.

The Arkansas Razorbacks exit spring and enter summer workouts right where they want to be: healthy. They have a big-time offensive coach, playbook and players that make them a legitimate threat in West come fall. Last year, the Razorbacks did not have a good year, they had a great year, leading them to their first ever BCS Bowl appearance.

Biggest Needs: Arkansas lost three Starters on the offensive line to graduation.  Add in one more O-Lineman on the 2-deep depth chart, and that total
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The Arkansas Razorbacks had a tremendous season this year and are currently getting prepared for the Ohio State Buckeyes in the Sugar Bowl. They finished
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Arkansas currently has 19 commitments for the class of 2011. Let’s take a look a look at a few talented prospects already committed: Brey Cook
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A look at the top 5 offensive recruits entering the SEC in 2011.