Arkansas campus resembles a ghost town as no one shows up to watch Razorbacks get beaten down by Georgia
📍 How it ended
The Saturday game against Georgia was played before a sparsely attended crowd after a fan protest, leaving the campus described as a ghost town. The loss sparked anger toward coach Ryan Silverfield, who was reported as upset, and the protest drew commentary from media personalities.
No further developments were reported after the coverage ended.
Epilogue added 47d ago, after coverage quieted.
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