John Calipari's got the best recruiting class in the country sitting in Fayetteville. The question is whether that's enough. The Razorbacks officially claimed the No.
Let's not pretend any of this is surprising. When the NBA released its official list of 73 players invited to the 2026 AWS NBA Draft Combine in Chicago, four Arkansas Razorbacks were on it.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – No. 22 Arkansas (30-16, 11-10 SEC) and No. 17 Ole Miss (31-15, 11-10 SEC) clash in a pivotal SEC series this weekend at Baum-Walker Stadium.
There's a reason Dave Van Horn and Mike Bianco have been doing this for a combined four-plus decades in the Southeastern Conference. They don't panic. No need for posturing or overly-wordy press conferences.
The Arkansas men’s tennis team begins NCAA postseason play on Friday as the Hogs are set to take on the Cornell Big Red in the tournament’s opening round.
Most Arkansas fans are in prove it mode when it comes to talk during the offseason. Even during spring ball, most were skeptical about how coaches and players promoted the program because they don't want to get their hopes up.
Five-star recruit Miikka Muurinen has committed to the Arkansas Razorbacks, he told ESPN on Monday. As a highly-touted 7’0″ forward, Muurinen’s commitment makes John Calipari’s recruiting class the No.
Coming off of a spectacular freshman season with the Arkansas Razorbacks, star point guard Darius Acuff Jr. is headed to the 2026 NBA Draft, he announced on NBA Today on Wednesday.
Appearing on Wednesday’s episode of NBA Today on ESPN, Arkansas freshman guard Darius Acuff told host Malika Andrews that he has decided to declare for the 2026 NBA Draft.