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Coach Silverfield seeks to reverse Arkansas' 'loser mentality'

Coach Ryan Silverfield is taking steps to shift the culture of Arkansas football following a 2-10 season.

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Coach Ryan Silverfield is working to reverse what he describes as a 'loser mentality' within the Arkansas football program. This effort follows a season in which the team finished with a 2-10 record.

Coverage from ESPN and Whole Hog Sports focuses on Silverfield's goal to put the previous season in the rearview. Additional reporting from 247Sports detailed takeaways from a Wednesday media scrum, while The Commercial Appeal provided an exclusive look at Silverfield reflecting on his tenure at Memphis.

Future focus remains on the implementation of these cultural changes and the outcomes of the team's upcoming season.

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Quick answers

What is Coach Silverfield's primary goal for Arkansas?

He seeks to reverse the program's 'loser mentality' and move past a 2-10 season.

Where did Silverfield serve before his current role?

According to The Commercial Appeal, Silverfield previously had a tenure at Memphis.

How was the previous season's record?

The team finished with a 2-10 record.

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