Personally, I don't hold a lot of concern with what they are saying right now over there.
And, since they are reading this, I'll share a bit more of the reasoning that this change of plans isn't that great of an advantage.
When the game was canceled it put more than a crimp in their practice/preparation that just "on the field situations."
Arkansas had several meetings scheduled with recruits when they were going to play Texas. When that game was canceled, they sent the majority of their staff on the road (as in the maximum allowed) to visit those guys in Tx.
That's means one thing. They were not in meetings with other coaches scheming and game planning on how to play against us.
Like any other team, they probably already have at least half of their game plan in place. Those things are worked out in fall camp when a staff will work on different systems. Putting that in perspective, we were working on defending a spread attack like WKU had about mid-way through our fall camp.
The 'Backs did get two days off for rest. That can't be anything but good for their team. Then again, looking at the other side of the coin, we were resting offensive and defensive players in the second quarter.
