Arkansas got big dose of reality Sunday afternoon at Love's Field in Norman, Okla., getting run-ruled by No. 1 Oklahoma 11-1. It came a day after the Razorbacks beat the Sooners on Saturday.
While much of the attention centered on current cycle prospects, Arkansas quietly made an impression on a group of underclassmen who could shape future recruiting classes.
BELLEAIR, Fla. – No. 6 Arkansas women’s golf finished outside the top eight and missed the cut at the SEC Championship at Pelican Golf Club (Par 70) on Sunday.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The No. 6/8 Arkansas Razorbacks fell to No. 1 Oklahoma, 11-1 (5 inn.), in a decisive winner-take-all series finale on Sunday afternoon at Love’s Field.
Arkansas’ push for offensive skill talent took center stage this weekend as multiple 4-star receivers and a priority in-state running back headlined a loaded visitor list.
It's not a secret if you've been paying attention, but Arkansas softball coach Courtney Deifel has quietly built something special in Fayetteville. Ranked No.
Dave Van Horn has managed enough baseball to know the difference between a team that beat you and a team that exposed you. After Saturday afternoon at Baum-Walker Stadium, he's probably still sorting out which one Georgia was.
Distance runners competed at the Bryan Clay Invitational in Azusa, while the rest of the teams ran at the Mt. SAC Relays in Walnut on Friday and Saturday.
WALNUT, California – The final day of the 66th Mt. SAC Relays delivered stellar performances for the Razorbacks as Saira Prince won the 400m hurdles while runner-up finishes for Sanaria Butler and Sanu Jallow-Lockhart include noteworthy times.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – In a thrilling contest that featured 5.1 impressive innings in the circle from sophomore Payton Burnham and a go-ahead two-run home run from Tianna Bell, the No.
WALNUT, California – Arkansas produced big marks throughout Invitational events held on the final day of the 66th Mt. SAC Relays at Hilmer Lodge Stadium.
Three days can change everything in college baseball. On Thursday at Baum-Walker Stadium, Arkansas was riding a six-game winning streak and had just taken the series opener against No.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – No. 16 Arkansas (26-15, 9-9 SEC) was outslugged by No. 5 Georgia (32-9, 13-5 SEC) in a 26-14 loss Saturday afternoon at Baum-Walker Stadium.
The nation’s No. 1 center for the 2027 class, Obinna Ekezie Jr., said he had a “great” official visit to Arkansas after wrapping up the trip Saturday afternoon.