Alabama's head coach was nearly at a loss for words after one KJ Jefferson highlight in the fourth quarter.
head coach wiped his brow and tried to contextualize what Arkansas quarterback KJ Jefferson did on a pass play in the fourth quarter.
Jefferson, listed at 6-foot-3, 247-pounds, ate the hit from Arnold and started spinning to shake Arnold off. They appeared to be in a three-second dance routine near midfield before Jefferson discarded Arnold and flung it to running back Var’Keys Gumms. The 25-yard gain was the longest play of the day for the Razorbacks, who eventually fell to the“That quarterback is a handful,” Saban said postgame.
Overall, Jefferson threw for 150 yards on 14-of-24 completions with two touchdowns. He also managed 26 yards rushing on 14 attempts, the net gains pulled down by the 38 yards he lost on four sacks.
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