Arkansas 39-38 Coastal Carolina (4 Nov, 2017) Video Highlights

Coastal Carolina Chanticleers

1-8, 0-5 away

	1	2	3	4	T
CCU	7	7	17	7	38
ARK	7	10	8	14	39

Kelley pounds it in for Arkansas TD

0:20

Cantrell walks in for an Arkansas TD

1:04

Chanticleers scoop and score

0:43

Hammonds rips off long catch-and-run TD for Razorbacks

0:57

Hammonds takes off for long Arkansas TD

0:38

Anderson fires a strike for Coastal Carolina TD

0:31

Coastal Carolina's Anderson airs it out to Williamson

0:32

Anderson lobs up a Caostal Carolina TD pass

2:03

Crazy Hail Mary tip drill falls a yard short

0:23

James pounds it in for another Chanticleers score

0:28

Keane throws a strike for Chanticleers TD

0:23

Whaley swims in for the Arkansas score

2:33

Bielema: Close win provides teaching moments

2:25

Arkansas escapes against Coastal Carolina

Razorback Stadium

8:00 PM, 4 November 2017

Fayetteville, AR

Attendance: 61,476

Team	CONF	OVR
Marshall	5-1	7-3
Georgia Southern	4-2	6-4
James Madison	4-2	8-2
Old Dominion	3-3	4-6
Coastal Carolina	2-4	5-5
App State	2-4	4-5
Georgia State	0-6	2-8

Team	CONF	OVR
Louisiana	5-1	8-2
Texas State	4-2	6-4
Arkansas State	4-2	6-4
South Alabama	4-2	5-5
UL Monroe	3-3	5-5
Troy	2-4	3-7
Southern Miss	0-6	1-9

Team	CONF	OVR
Texas	5-1	9-1
Texas A&M	5-1	8-2
Georgia	6-2	8-2
Tennessee	5-2	8-2
Alabama	4-2	8-2
Ole Miss	4-2	8-2
South Carolina	5-3	7-3
Missouri	3-3	7-3
LSU	3-3	6-4
Vanderbilt	3-3	6-4
Arkansas	3-4	5-5
Florida	3-4	5-5
Oklahoma	1-5	5-5
Auburn	1-5	4-6
Kentucky	1-6	4-6
Mississippi State	0-6	2-8

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