Tennessee Volunteers running back Peyton Lewis (2) runs the ball against the Arkansas Razorbacks during the second half at Neyland Stadium. / Randy Sartin-Imagn Images

Arkansas came close to upsetting then-No. 12 Tennessee at Neyland Stadium in Bobby Petrino's first game as interim head coach.

The Razorbacks lost 34-31, but showed enough good things on the field that warranted the coaching staff's decision to leave the depth chart alone.

This week's depth chart for the Razorbacks against No. 4 Texas A&M didn't have any changes from last week's depth chart.

But Wednesday's initial Student-Athlete Availability Report is going to be worth watching for because it might have an impact on the depth chart.

Arkansas had eight players miss Saturday's game against the Volunteers and others appeared on the report earlier in the week.

Petrino reported that tight end Andreas Paaske had to have surgery and will miss the rest of the season. He also reported that defensive lineman David Oke "will be out for a little bit."

Petrino did have good news about safety Caleb Wooden, saying he's "doing good." The other injury Petrino addressed was defensive back Quentavius Scandrett, who is listed as the No. 2 safety behind Larry Worth III.

"I'm not sure about Scandrett yet," Petrino said at his Monday press conference. "He tried to go last week. He made a couple periods in practice. We thought he was going to be available, and then he wasn't able to finish the practice the next day, so he ended up out. But there is a possibility that he could be back and ready to go. "

Here's the full Arkansas depth chart for this week's game against No. 4 Texas A&M:

"That's a point of interest for us and something we feel like we need to do...we need those guys to be productive catching the ball and running after the catch and making plays for us to be consistent and to convert third downs."