A lot of good stats and lines in here: "In his first five seasons, Arkansas played 29 games against ranked opponents. That’s not only the most in the SEC. It’s seven times more than the next closest team. To give some perspective, that’s more than Penn State and Michigan have played combined during that same time span. Additionally, Arkansas faced at least four Top 25 teams in their first six games of the season in each of Pittman’s first three seasons." "Instead, we are left with praising people like Indiana’s Curt Cignetti for going undefeated against a month-long parade of lifeless G5 schools. All the while, Cignetti and several others from the B1G keep turning whispers into shouts about the SEC being overrated, bloated off inflated strength of schedule numbers, and the absolutely despicable fact that they play FCS teams in November. Gasp!" I won't defend Pittman to the degree of saying he should be comfortable in his job position... but I do think a very large portion of the fanbase doesn't take the full picture into account. Losing sucks, there isn't a lot of excitement surrounding the program, and everyone wants to improve, but also, maybe expectations should shift for the program? Unless they start scheduling like a Cignetti and paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to get out of tough non-conference matchups and instead solely playing FCS and middling G5 schools. That's the path to the nine wins the fanbase so craves (which Pittman did get to in 2021, btw).