The University of Arkansas Razorbacks have parted ways with their head football coach, Sam Pittman. The decision comes after a disappointing season that fell short of expectations for the Razorbacks.

Pittman, who took over the helm of the Razorbacks in 2020, had shown promise in his initial seasons with the team. However, a series of losses and underwhelming performances this season have led to mounting pressure on the coaching staff.

The final straw came after a string of consecutive defeats, culminating in a lackluster performance against a rival team last weekend. Fans and alumni alike have voiced their frustration over the team’s performance under Pittman’s leadership.

The university released a statement expressing gratitude for Pittman’s contributions to the program but emphasized the need for a new direction to revitalize the football program.

The search for a new head coach is now underway, with the university’s administration keen on finding a candidate who can bring fresh energy and success to the Razorbacks football team.

As the Razorbacks regroup and look to the future, the firing of Sam Pittman marks a significant turning point for the football program, with fans eagerly anticipating the announcement of his successor.