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Arkansas' Smith Says Frazier May Have Played Too Soon

By: Josh Rultenberg
Updated: October 16, 2012
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By Joel A. Erickson | jerickson@al.com

AUBURN, Alabama -- Kiehl Frazier, a Springdale, Ark. product, was a highly-recruited target of Arkansas when John L. Smith was the special teams coach under Bobby Petrino two years ago.
Frazier has struggled through Auburn's first four games, posting a 96.03 passer rating that doesn't rank among the SEC's top 15 passers, and Smith suggested that Frazier may be playing too early on Wednesday's SEC teleconference.

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