Fans react to reports that Arkansas has fired coach Chad Morris
By Adam Spencer
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On Sunday, Arkansas reportedly fired head coach Chad Morris. It wasn’t too much of a surprise, as the Razorbacks were blown out at home against Western Kentucky on Saturday afternoon.
Many fans were calling for Morris to be fired, especially since he continues to be winless against SEC teams. On Sunday, it seemed the school obliged.
While Morris may find future success as a coordinator (he was a good offensive coordinator at Clemson), fans aren’t exactly sad to see him out at Arkansas.
Here are some of the early reactions to Sunday’s news:
Arkansas while they pay Chad Morris and Bret Belima buyouts. pic.twitter.com/gT2zsWKlkG
— Nathan? (@thenathanbush) November 10, 2019
https://twitter.com/TChitester/status/1193567923027271685
Gotta give props to Chad Morris. He was the greatest con artist in the history of Arkansas sports.
— Bo Mattingly (@SportsTalkwBo) November 10, 2019
News that is news but not actually, news.
Sad for Chad Morris, but he just couldn’t find success, and he lost the locker room and fans along the way. https://t.co/R5ro0khz7U
— VitaminJSays (@VitaminJSays) November 10, 2019
Chad Morris should’ve never been the guy in the first place. Definitely feels weird to fire a guy within the first two years, but Yurachek wasn’t even the one who hired him. Chad seems like a really good guy, but just being a good guy doesn’t win you games in the SEC.
— Grant Gash (@grant_gash) November 10, 2019
Chad Morris fired. Thank god. Please never coach again. ??
— Micayla Severn ♛ (@XoMicaylaa) November 10, 2019
https://twitter.com/foster11580/status/1193569236205154306
https://twitter.com/OldRowJimmy/status/1193569193259601920
The good news about Arkansas firing Chad Morris is after he leaves a program, the program experiences incredible success (Clemson, SMU).
— Colt Smith (@FootballExpert) November 10, 2019
Where will Morris end up next? Will he get another head coaching job or will he be a coordinator somewhere?
Adam is a daily fantasy sports (DFS) and sports betting expert. A 2012 graduate of the University of Missouri, Adam now covers all 16 SEC football teams. He is the director of DFS, evergreen and newsletter content across all Saturday Football brands.
