The Razorbacks love to run the football. Who better to carry on the tradition than one of the leading Heisman candidates, Darren McFadden. The star RB looks like he should be running in the Kentucky Derby with his speed, elegance and power. The Hogs will also employ elusive Felix Jones (also the teams leading kick returner the past two seasons) as a ball carrier when needed (and continue to slide him over to FL in the “Wildcat”). The problem with Arkansas during coach Houston Nutt's reign has been the inability to generate a consistent passing game. Alternating QBs - between Casey Dick and heralded recruit Mitch Mustain - has not proven very effective in Fayetteville. Expect much of the same next fall as coaches choose to go with the hottest hand from week to week. Although the passing numbers leave much to be desired (105th in the nation), the problem is not from a lack of talent at the receiver position. Marcus Monk is worthy of some All-American mention; he just doesn't get enough touches in this system. The running tradition will likely continue, but it will have to be accomplished without the services of three top linemen. Overall, the defense has made great strides. The DE duo of Jamaal Anderson (First Team All-SEC) and Antwain Robinson accounted for 18.5 sacks in 2006. Chris Houston is back in the mix to keep Arkansas steady at CB. Opponents wishing to throw will find it difficult under these circumstances. This team has enough talent to push for another SEC West crown. This is a better team coming back than the one from ‘06. If they can finally settle in with a QB capable of stretching defenses, this could be a banner year.