How Singleton’s Performance Could Help Hogs Avoid Repeating History + Injury Report, Depth Chart vs Texas

photo credit: Craven WhitlowFAYETTEVILLE — It doesn’t sound like a quarterback change is imminent for Arkansas ahead of its rivalry showdown with Texas.

After being knocked out of the Ole Miss game with a knee sprain, Taylen Green was able to practice during the Razorbacks’ bye week and head coach Sam Pittman said on Monday that he believes his quarterback “will be fine” moving forward.

That’s good news for Arkansas considering the challenge that awaits at 11 a.m. CT Saturday, as the No. 3 Longhorns lead the country in passing defense (135.3 ypg) and lead the SEC in interceptions (14).

Despite a rough stretch at the start of SEC play, Green has played well of late. Over the last four games, of…