Bye weeks are usually an opportune time for coaches to go over details that likely wouldn’t come close to being a priority during a normal game week.
In the case of Sam Pittman, he was probably focused on what Arkansas did well in its most recent outing, a 19-14 victory over then No. 4 Tennessee in front of a national TV audience and the sixth-largest crowd in Razorback Stadium history.
Something that might have gotten lost in the euphoria of winning and all the theatrics afterward, but that surely he or someone on his staff went over, was Ja’Quinden Jackson’s decision making after scoring a touchdown against the Volunteers late in the third quarter.