The Arkansas Razorbacks have gotten good news as they enter a tough seven-game stretch to close the regular season. No. 21-ranked Arkansas (18-6), which has been shorthanded the past two contests, will get DJ Wagner and Karter Knox back for their home contest against Auburn (14-10) tonight.
Arkansas returns to Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, on Saturday night for a Top-10 matchup against No. 10 TCU as part of the Shriners Children’s College Showdown.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.— Arkansas head coach John Calipari has a guiding principle he wants the potential decision makers around college basketball to follow.
The Arkansas Razorbacks could be at full strength on Saturday when they host the visiting Auburn Tigers for a nationally televised SEC showdown at 7:30 p.m.
ARLINGTON, Texas — Arkansas began the 2026 baseball season with a decisive win, pounding Oklahoma State 12-2 in the first game of the Shriners Children’s College Showdown at Globe Life Field.
A world record and two world-leading times highlighted Day 1 of the Tyson Invitational on Friday, one of them courtesy of former Razorback Jordan Anthony.
Knox (knee) and Wagner (ankle) have missed Arkansas' previous two games. Ewin left the Razorbacks' win at LSU on Tuesday with a cut on his forehead that required four stitches.
Ryan Silverfield hasn’t coached a game yet at Arkansas, but his first real chapter already has dates. The new head coach will lead the Razorbacks onto the practice field for the first time this spring on March 15.
Smith announced his commitment to the Arkansas men’s basketball team Friday. He picked the Razorbacks over Duke, Kentucky, Indiana, Syracuse and Georgetown.
A highly-ranked Arkansas team is heading back to a familiar stage. The Razorbacks will open play in the College Baseball Showdown at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, with a matchup against Oklahoma State.
Ethan Westerman is joined by Auburn beat reporter Adam Cole of the Montgomery Advertiser to preview the Arkansas men’s basketball team’s game Saturday against the Tigers.
The Arkansas Razorbacks aren’t easing into 2026. Instead of a soft opening weekend at Baum-Walker Stadium, the Hogs are packing their bats and heading back to a place that’s become almost routine in Arlington, Texas.
Hard work truly pays off and that's certainly the case for 2027 defensive back prospect Bryson Brown. The 5-foot-11, 180 pound defensive back out of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma started his recruitiment at a young age.