There's a reason Arizona is sitting at No. 1 in ESPN's ranking of the remaining Sweet 16 teams. The Wildcats have depth, an elite coaching staff and a talent pool deep enough to win the program's first national championship since 1997.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Fourth-ranked Arkansas (18-7) returns inside the friendly confines of Baum-Walker Stadium for a midweek matchup against in-state opponent UCA (13-11).
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The No. 9/10 Arkansas Softball team completes its regular season non-conference schedule this weekend by traveling to Conway, Ark., for an in-state midweek matchup with Central Arkansas at 6 p.m.
Regional competition is up next for the Gymbacks, and they’re headed to the Bluegrass State with some familiar foes as the No. 9 overall national seed.
FAYETTEVILLE – First year Arkansas men’s head coach Doug Case was named USTFCCCA National Indoor Men’s Coach of the Year after the Razorbacks swept SEC and NCAA Indoor team titles this indoor season.
The chance was there for a clean weekend, but it slipped away late Sunday as Arkansas couldn’t close out a sweep against South Carolina. After locking up the series a day earlier, the Razorbacks dropped the finale 9-4 at Founders Park, ending what still stands as a winning SEC road trip.
TORUŃ, POLAND – Arkansas alums collected six medals on the final day of the World Indoor Championships, four medals in the 4 x 400m relay along with individual medals in the 1,500m and pole vault.
There’s always a player who doesn’t fit the highlight reel mold unless a show-stopping dunk is involved, but just keeps showing up in the moments that matter.
The truth about March is simple. It doesn’t care what a team looked like in January. It doesn’t reward recruiting rankings or preseason buzz. It asks one question, over and over — can you make enough plays when the moment tightens?
John Calipari gave fans a glimpse Saturday of why star athletes love to play for him. The Arkansas head coach had a speech prepared in praise of his star players, Darius Acuff Jr.
There are few adjectives left to describe how well Arkansas freshman guard Darius Acuff Jr. plays in the clutch after Saturday's NCAA Tournament contest against High Point.
Darius Acuff Jr. and the Arkansas Razorbacks secured a No. 4 seed in the 2026 NCAA Tournament after winning the SEC title, finishing the 2025-26 college basketball regular season with a 26-8 record and 13-5 in conference play.
On a day where one-seed 1-seed Duke nearly lost to 16-seed Siena and 5-seed Wisconsin lost to 12-seed High Point, 4-seed Arkansas wasted no time getting down to and taking care of business.
Arkansas head coach John Calipari's team is led by a pair of phenomenal freshmen in Darius Acuff Jr. and Meleek Thomas, but the Razorbacks will be met by a Hawai'i team in Thursday's NCAA Tournament Round of 64 matchup that features eight seniors.