College football loves tradition. Schedules that haven't changed much in decades. Rivalries. Arguments about how things “used to be done.” Arkansas football once fit neatly into that world.
As non-conference play winds down for the Arkansas Razorbacks with Sunbelt Conference foe James Madison looming, there's still questions coach John Calipari's squad must answer rather quickly.
The Red Wolves are amid an eight-game win streak, tied for 18th-longest nationally, and appear to be challengers for the Sun Belt Conference crown again.
The Arkansas Razorbacks lost arguably one if their most experienced defensive backs Friday evening as Miguel Mitchell announced his plan to enter the transfer portal.
If you’ve lived long enough in the South, you know a good “welcome gift” when you see one. Maybe it’s a pie you didn’t really ask for. Maybe it’s a neighbor
In a season when patience is scarce and coaching hires feel like lottery tickets, Ryan Silverfield’s approach to rebuilding Arkansas is almost defiant in its simplicity.
Folks around Arkansas know better than to take a mock draft as gospel, but it never hurts to peek at the latest projections and see who from the Hogs is turning heads beyond the Ozarks.
There is a season in Arkansas when hope blooms like dogwoods. It usually arrives right after the coaching hire, before the pads crack, before the scoreboard starts tattling.
We’ve reached that festive part of the year when Arkansas wraps up the non-conference slate, and everyone politely pretends the defensive issues will magically fix themselves the moment SEC play starts.
While the transfer portal won't open until Jan. 2, there will always be some type of leaks, and for Arkansas' sake it's a big one. Auburn wide receiver Malcolm Simmons announced his intention to enter the transfer portal earlier this week and is considered one of the cycle's best available players.
Arkansas coach Ryan Silverfield stepped into a difficult job, and he did so with his eyes open. A 2-10 season with a 10-game losing streak left the Razorbacks searching for answers at nearly every position.
Even in a bad season for the Razorbacks, there were a few players who took interim coach Bobby Petrino’s challenge to heart and improved their prospects for next year and beyond.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – During Week 16 of the 2025 NFL season, 14 of the 17 former Arkansas football players active on NFL rosters saw game action, with five former Razorbacks earning starts.
Boosters have become more important than ever in the name, image and likeness era of college athletics, and Arkansas head coach John Calipari has come up with a way to protect those who want to help schools build out their rosters.