Arkansas’s 41-35 loss to No. 17 Ole Miss was as much about what the Razorbacks couldn’t do as what they accomplished. The offense generated more than 500 yards of production, led by quarterback Taylen Green’s historic day.
Arkansas went into Week Three with an undefeated record but without a true test from a Power Conference opponent. Razorbacks coach Sam Pittman might know exactly where his team is right now with a high octane offense with a woeful defense tagging along.
Despite the Arkansas Razorbacks' 2-0 record to start the season and an opportunity to upset a ranked SEC opponent on the road, coach Sam PIttman lost a key commitment to his 2026 class Thursday.
Off to its fourth 2-0 start of the Sam Pittman era, Arkansas heads to Oxford to open SEC play against nationally ranked Ole Miss. Kickoff from inside Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, where the Hogs have not won since 2017, is set for 6 p.m.
When Arkansas coach Sam Pittman stepped up to the mic for his weekly radio show, he wasn’t there to sugarcoat anything. With a trip to No. 13/17 Ole Miss on deck for the Razorbacks’ opener in SEC play, Pittman kept it real.
No. 17 Ole Miss will return to Vaught Hemingway Stadium in Week 3 for the Rebels' SEC clash against Sam Pittman and the Arkansas Razorbacks. After opening
Arkansas football coach Sam Pittman laid out the No. 1 determining factor for his team beating No. 17 Ole Miss during his weekly radio show Wednesday night at the Catfish Hole Restaurant.
When Arkansas lost to Ole Miss in 2024, offensive lineman Patrick Kutas, tight end Luke Hasz and cornerback Jaylon Braxton were on the home sideline at Razorback Stadium.
Arkansas goes into Week Two undefeated and looking for blood against one of its most hated rivals Ole Miss. Sixth-year coach Sam Pittman probably had this game circled after the way the Rebels embarrassed his Razorbacks at home last season.
There's no question Arkansas hasn't faced any adversity this season after winning the first two games 108-21, but that is about to change with SEC play on the horizon.
Through the first two weeks of the season, one thing is clear and it’s how physical this Arkansas team is on each side of the football. Offensively, everyone
Nobody knows for sure which quarterback Arkansas will be facing against Ole Miss on Saturday night, but it could just be a smokescreen. When Rebels coach Lane Kiffin said on a local media call after a 27-20 win over Kentucky that quarterback Austin Simmons he's was expecting him to be okay by Saturday.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Arkansas jumped on Arkansas State early and often on its way to a 56-14 win in War Memorial Stadium. It was a game Arkansas State fans had wanted for years.
At long last, the two top football teams in the state of Arkansas will square off. Saturday's matchup between Arkansas and Arkansas State in Little Rock marks the first time the programs will play one another.
Now that the hype of the offseason is over, EasySportz can assess the true strength of the SEC. While it’s impossible to judge teams after one game, we are going to try.
The luster of War Memorial Stadium has certainly faded over the years, but on Saturday, the state of Arkansas will come together for one more classic on Markham.
A brief but tense exchange during Arkansas Razorbacks fall camp media availability has thrust coach Sam Pittman back under a national spotlight. The 63-year-old leader of the Razorbacks was fielding preseason questions when a reporter clumsily tried to compare excitement around offensive coordinator Bobby Petrino’s second year to Pittman’s sixth.
As the Razorbacks continue Fall camp in preparation for the 2025 season, optimism is brewing in Fayetteville. Coming off a 7-6 2024 campaign, Sam Pittman and the Hogs are poised to continue the growth of this program.