NighthawkVol
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Arkansas had gone 2-10 and 2-10 the prior two seasons before Pittman arrived. They had not won a conference game in more than 2 years and actually never won one in Chad Morris' entire tenure. They lose TWENTY STRAIGHT SEC games before Pittman broke that streak. Further, Morris not only didn't recruit as well as Pruitt, but he was recruiting to a system that was the EXACT OPPOSITE of what Pittman runs, so what little talent Pittman did inherit wasn't recruited to his type of systems. On top of that, Arkansas is in the SEC West, which is the tougher division.
It's actually absurd to suggest that Pittman didn't inherit a worse situation than Heupel. There isn't a single level on which Heupel's situation was easier. And yet, y'all, without any supporting facts, want to dismiss anyone for stating the obvious: that Pittman inherited a worse situation.
I love what Heupel is doing. He was certainly dealt a tough hand. But it wasn't the crap hand that Pittman was dealt.