FAYETTEVILLE — Exactly 123 years ago to the day the Arkansas football team shut out Louisiana Tech, it looked for much of Saturday’s game like the Razorbacks might do it again. Ultimately the Bulldogs scored twice, but Arkansas’ defense shined in a 35-14 victory at Reynolds Razorback Stadium.

The Arkansas Razorbacks defeated Louisiana Tech 35-14 on Saturday in front of an announced attendance of 66,041 at Reynolds Razorback Stadium. The Hogs are scheduled to close the regular season next Saturday at No.

FAYETTEVILLE — The last home game for the Razorbacks would be against the Bulldogs of Louisiana Tech. Louisiana Tech came into the game with a 4-6 record. Their record was somewhat deceptive because they had lost three games in overtime.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — It's the final Saturday of the season for Fayetteville, Arkansas, with the Razorbacks hosting Lousisiana Tech to close out their home slate. Entering the game, the Hogs sit at 5-5, needing to win at least one of their final two games to reach bowl eligibility.

The Razorbacks’ win clinched bowl eligibility, marking the fourth time in coach Sam Pittman’s five seasons the team has reached that threshold.

It was an ugly start for the Arkansas football offense, but the defense answered the call, holding the line until the Hogs eventually broke through for the win.

Taylen Green threw for 221 yards and two touchdowns and also ran for two scores Saturday as Arkansas shrugged off a rocky first quarter to stop visiting Louisiana Tech 35-14

Defense was stout and offense found its rhythm after a rough start for the Arkansas football team Saturday. The Razorbacks defeated Louisiana Tech 35-14 in front of an announced attendance of 66,041 at Reynolds Razorback Stadium to clinch bowl eligibility.