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.
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.
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.
BELLEAIR, Fla. –No. 6 Arkansas women’s golf shot a 2-under 278 for the second day in a row and rose one spot to T5 on the SEC Championship leaderboard in Saturday’s second round.
We may have reached the point nearing the end of Arkansas' spring practice where just about everybody is ready to just get it finished. The excitement of the first few practices has turned into a a regular routine nobody is believing doesn't really matter.
Oregon prep tight end George VanSandt had 17 scholarship offers prior to Arkansas getting involved, and once the Razorback staff reached out, things quickly turned the Hogs' way with VanSandt’s ties to the state.
Arkansas hosted approximately 40 prospects for Saturday’s practice, including linebacker commitment Will Caston and offensive line pledge Odaefe Oruru.
Arkansas football players Ja'Quavion Smith, Braylen Russell and Charlie Collins met with reporters Saturday to discuss the Razorbacks' spring practices.
Loyalty is admirable, but at some point it becomes detrimental to the overall mission. Truth be told, the Arkansas program owes a tremendous debt to the Aloy family.
Friday night in Fayetteville was supposed to belong to the Hogs. It didn't work out that way. No. 5 Georgia came into Baum-Walker Stadium and handed No.