A Clutch Drill in Spring Practice
The sixth day of Arkansas' fall camp turned into a drama of seconds and strategy. The first‑team offense faced a five‑point deficit and was given just 120 seconds to score a touchdown, with only one timeout left on the clock.
KJ Jackson rose to the occasion, orchestrating a two‑minute drill that culminated in a perfect pass to Ty Lockwood. The ball landed between safeties Tay Lockett and Kyeaure Magloire, and Lockwood slipped into the end zone with two seconds remaining, turning the tide.
The play was not without tension. Earlier, Quincy Rhodes and Steven Soles Jr. forced a sack on AJ Hill, prompting a second‑and‑18 situation that forced a timeout. However, the offense later missed a timeout after a third‑down completion, allowing the clock to hit triple zeroes and waste precious seconds.
While the first‑team defense secured its matchup, the second‑team offense showcased depth, with Chris Marshall leading as the top wide receiver and Cam Settles earning consistent snaps. Jamari Hawkins added a 27‑yard gain that moved the ball to the 18‑yard line, setting up the final drive. Scouts from the Las Vegas Raiders, New York Jets and Arizona Cardinals observed the action, underscoring the prospect value on display.