Honoring Darren McFadden
The Arkansas football team has introduced a No. 5 jersey patch to honor Darren McFadden, a legendary player in the team's history.
Only two numbers have been retired in Arkansas football history: Brandon Burlsworth's 77 and Clyde Scott's 12. McFadden's number is not retired, but it will be displayed on the south end zone videoboard at Reynolds Razorback Stadium.
- The athletics department announced the decision to honor McFadden's number in July.
- A patch featuring McFadden's silhouette and initials, D.M., will be worn by players.
- This season, the patch is worn by defensive tackle Cam Ball and wide receiver Ja'Kayden Ferguson.
“It's a conversation piece,”
said McFadden, the Doak Walker Award winner and Heisman Trophy runner-up in 2006 and 2007. He was honored on the field during Arkansas' game against Texas A&M.
Author's summary: Arkansas football honors Darren McFadden with a jersey patch.
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