| The University of Arkansas Razorbacks running | | | | utilize having too many good players for one |
| back duo of Darren McFadden and Felix Jones | | | | position. The solution to the dilemma of how to |
| made a very big impact on the Southeastern | | | | maximize the abilities of both Felix Jones and |
| Conference (SEC) with their Wild Hog formation | | | | Darren McFadden by getting them on the field at |
| (predecessor to the Wild Cat offense in the NFL) | | | | the same time was to implement what the |
| before making a splash in the first round of the | | | | University of Arkansas program called the Wild |
| 2008 NFL Draft. | | | | Hog formation. |
| Darren McFadden and Felix Jones were | | | | The Wild Hog formation was not invented in the |
| teammates who both very successfully played | | | | twenty-first century by the Razorback coaching |
| the same position (running back) at the University | | | | staff but rather has its roots in the distant history |
| of Arkansas. Both players were All-Americans and | | | | of college football before spread offenses and |
| this abundance of talent at the same position put | | | | passing the ball fifty times a game were common |
| the Arkansas head football coach in the position | | | | occurrences. |
| of having the very desirable "problem" of how to | | | | |