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FAYETTEVILLE -- The Arkansas Razorbacks (2-10, 0-8 SEC) finished their season the same way they have every game since September 6: A loss. Saturday's season finale ended with the Missouri Tigers (8-4, 4-4 SEC) taking a 31-17 win at Reynolds Razorback Stadium.

Redshirt freshman quarterback KJ Jackson earned his first career start, but also split time with redshirt senior Taylen Green throughout the game.

Jackson finished 11-for-17 with 126 yards and a touchdown, while Green was 6-for-13 with 59 yards.

Penalties caused monumental problems for the Hogs, who committed 16 for 121 yards, but there were also several penalties that were declined.

Missouri used a consistent rushing attack to down the Hogs. Tigers quarterback Beau Pribula only threw seven passes while Ahmad Hardy rushed for 157 of the Tigers' 322 yards on the ground.

The loss pushes the Razorbacks to 2-10, the third time since 2018 they've ended with that record.

At this point, most fans are apathetic and more interested with who takes over as the next head coach, but several gave their thoughts on social media throughout the game...