FAYETTEVILLE — Ryan Silverfield's first comment in his weekly news conference Monday was that he understands why Arkansas fans are frustrated, and rightfully so, after Saturday's 34-7 road loss to Texas A&M.
Two of Arkansas’ finest high school basketball prospects represented the state at the prestigious The Wootten 150 in Las Vegas on Thursday and Friday of last week.
FAYETTEVILLE – For the third time in her career, Maria Jose Marin won the Blessings Collegiate Invitational and tied her lowest score at the event at 12-under.
Razorback fans can kick off Saturday’s game day at HogTown on Maple Street, returning October 10 for a free pregame celebration ahead of Arkansas’ matchup with Tennessee.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Arkansas football’s week seven matchup at Vanderbilt on Saturday, Oct. 17, has been set for 6 p.m. CT and will be televised on ESPN2, the Southeastern Conference announced on Monday.
John Calipari missed on one of the top recruits in 2027, as King Gibson commits to a conference rival. King Gibson, one of the top combo guards in the nation, chose Louisiana State over Arkansas, marking the first real miss Calipari has had this recruiting cycle.
FAYETTEVILLE – Arkansas was 10-over (298) in round two due to a tough course setup and steady wind, but the total was still the best team score by eight strokes as the Razorbacks expanded their 13-stroke lead to a 24-stroke cushion at the 7th annual Blessings Collegiate Invitational, presented by Tyson Foods.
All nine Razorbacks competed throughout last week at the ITF 15K Futures Tournament hosted at Billingsley Tennis Center, with three continuing play at the Little Rock Collegiate Tennis Tournament.
FAYETTEVILLE – Arkansas women’s golf dropped to third place while senior Maria Jose Marin rose to first following the second round of the Blessings Collegiate Invitational on Sunday.
Arkansas scored seven points against Texas A&M. That is not entirely on offensive coordinator Tim Cramsey. KJ Jackson threw an early interception, the offensive line struggled to generate consistent movement, and the Aggies controlled the game with its rushing attack.
John Calipari is entering his 35th season as a college basketball head coach, but he is not at all a fan of the way things are going in college athletics.