John L. Smith is 'Extremely Upset' over Terrell Williams Arrest

This is an update to a story we posted on Williams' arrest on Sunday. This story includes John L. Smith's comments from his weekly Monday press conference.

Arkansas Razorbacks senior linebacker Terrell Williams has been suspended indefinitely due to a weekend arrest on charges of driving while intoxicated, The Associated Press is reporting.

According to the police report, Williams was pulled over Sunday morning after his vehicle crossed the center line. Williams refused a blood-alcohol test and was "uncooperative" and "very argumentative" after failing a field-sobriety test and being transported to the Washington County Detention Center.

Williams was released on $910 bail and has a Dec. 14 court date.

On Monday, Arkansas head coach John L. Smith addressed the situation and made it clear he was upset about it.

"I don't even want to talk about that right now,'' Smith said. "I don't even want to talk to him right now. If you have that little compassion, respect, love for your teammates, it's hard for me to show compassion, love for you, if that makes sense.

"So, right now, I don't even want to talk to him, and we'll decide. I can't give you an answer. I'm just extremely upset with him.''

On Saturday, Arkansas (4-5) visits No. 8 South Carolina Gamecocks in a SEC showdown (noon ET on CBS).

This story originally appeared at SB Nation.