Arkansas fans sound off on social media about Bret Bielema

We are just two games into the 2017 football season, and Arkansas Razorbacks fans are already disappointed with head coach Brett Bielema.

Bielema has certainly had a rough time trying to turn the Razorbacks program around, and fans of the Hogs seem to have had enough. The Razorbacks started strong last season with a 4-1 record through the first half that included a 41-38 OT victory at TCU. Unfortunately, the Hogs finished 2016 with a 3-5 record over the second half of the season that was capped off by a 35-24 loss to Virginia Tech in the Belk Bowl that saw Arkansas get outscored 35-0 in the second half.

Arkansas’ first big game of the season came Saturday afternoon when the faced off against No. 23 TCU at home. The Hogs offense never got on track and the defense allowed 14 fourth quarter points in the 28-7 loss. It was not a good look, and fans took to social media to voice their displeasure of Bielema.

Time to do your job AD #FireBielema

— Michael Carter (@_MikeCarter) September 9, 2017

I've been a supporter throughout but it's time for Bielema to go. #FireBielema

— Austin Collins (@acecollins07) September 9, 2017

Jeff Long's Twitter is @jefflongUA. Feel free to let him know how you feel about what kind of program we have. #WPS #FireBielema

— Mike Bradley (@MBradMusic) September 9, 2017

It took longer than 2 games last year, but I'm sticking with it… #FireBielema

— Aaron Ablondi (@aablond) September 9, 2017

https://twitter.com/GMEN_63/status/906646555050102790

Its gonna be a long season if this is what we have to look forward to #FireBielema

— Philip Judd (@GoHogsPJudd) September 9, 2017

https://twitter.com/iDesign_1B/status/906648154854043649

https://twitter.com/TXCoach10/status/906648072914161664

SEC Mike also noted that Bielema’s career record at Arkansas is back below .500:

Bret Bielema's winning percentage at Arkansas went over .500 with last season's win at TCU. He's back to below .500 with this loss vs TCU

— SEC Mike (@MichaelWBratton) September 9, 2017

Paul Harvey

Paul Harvey lives in Atlanta and covers SEC football.