10 Things to Know – Florida

Arkansas makes the trip to Gainesville for the first time since 2013 as the Razorbacks will battle No. 6 Florida on Saturday, Nov. 14 at 6 p.m. The game will be broadcast on ESPN.

10 Things to Know Before Kickoff

1. – The Razorbacks trailed Tennessee, 13-0, at halftime last week but stormed back scoring 24 third quarter points in the come-from-behind 24-13 victory, their third straight over the Volunteers. Arkansas overcame a deficit of at least 13 points for the first time since 2017 against Coastal Carolina. Now 3-3, Arkansas won three of its first six SEC games for the first time since 2015 and three of its first six games overall since 2016.

2. – Prior to last weekend, Arkansas had not posted a 24-point quarter during SEC play since 2016, when it scored 24 in the second stanza against Mississippi State. The Hogs outgained Tennessee in the third 257-16, running 28 plays to the Vols 10. All three touchdowns came via the air as junior WR Mike Woods, senior TE Blake Kern and sophomore WR Treylon Burks registered receiving scores. Redshirt senior K A.J. Reed connected on a season-long 48-yard field goal to cap off the scoring.

3. – Sophomore WR Treylon Burks has scored a touchdown in three straight games, including a career-long 59-yard snag against Tennessee. He is the first Razorback to register a receiving score in three straight games since Jonathan Nance in 2017. The Warren, Ark. product leads the team and ranks seventh in the SEC with five receiving touchdowns while making 31 receptions on the year for 461 yards. His average of 92.5 receiving yards per game is fifth in the SEC and 7.2 catches per game is seventh. Playing in just 16 career games, Burks is 64 receiving yards away from 1,000 in his career. If he accomplishes the feat against Florida, he will be the fastest Hog receiver to 1,000 yards since at least 1997 (Boo Williams 1999-00; 18 games).