Plain and simple, Arkansas' defense left a lot to be desired Tuesday at Missouri.
Mike Anderson spoke as recently as Monday about how he felt his young team was still performing at a fairly high level on the defensive end despite allowing 46 second-half points in a late meltdown at South Carolina on Saturday.
The Razorbacks then allowed Missouri to score 46 in the first half and take a 10-point lead into halftime. Missouri is far from an offensive juggernaut in league play. It's one of more than a handful of reasons why the Tigers entered Tuesday night 2-8 in SEC play.