Quarterbacks in the second year under the tutelage of Bobby Petrino have been, almost without fail, wildly more productive than they were in their first seasons.
The first thing you notice at Arkansas’ August practices is the pace. The second is the tone. All of that was present Friday morning in what will likely be the last practice access until spring.
Before Thursday, Arkansas had lost just one home match in four years and that lone loss was a second round NCAA Tournament game. The sixth-ranked Razorbacks lost their second game at home in Thursday’s season-opening match against No.
A little over a year ago, Rogers outfielder and right-handed pitcher Ty Burnham and his family moved to Arkansas from Oregon, following his sister Payton, who was a freshman pitcher for the Razorbacks’ softball team.
Deke Adams was trying to get in contact with Florida’s defensive end Justus Boone in the transfer portal. But Boone said he had two phone numbers at the time, so he wasn’t receiving the incoming calls.
FAYETTEVILLE – Sixth-ranked Arkansas (0-1-0) had an answer for Iowa’s (1-0-0) two early goals, but a second-half screamer by Hawkeye midfielder Abby Skiff gave the visitors a statement 3-2 win in the season opener.
SAN FRANCISCO – Razorback senior John Daly II won a pair of matches – 2&1 versus Nate Smith in the round of 32 and 3&2 versus Daniel Bennett in the round of 16 – to advance to the quarterfinals at the 2025 USGA U.S.
Rising sophomores received their updated recruiting rankings Thursday morning with three Arkansas prospects finding themsleves in the top 150. Joe T. Robinson High School athlete Braylyn Brown is ranked among the top players in the nation at No.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Arkansas softball head coach Courtney Deifel has promoted assistant coaches Matt Meuchel and DJ Gasso to associate head coaches ahead of the 2026 season, the school announced on Thursday.
Arkansas struggled in the trenches on both sides of the ball in 2024 and really struggled to win the line of scrimmage against the upper echelon of SEC teams.
FREEPORT, Grand Bahama – Seven Razorbacks representing five countries are scheduled to compete at the fifth North American, Central American and Caribbean Athletic Association (NACAC) Senior Championships this weekend in the Bahamas.
For the third consecutive season, the SEC coaches have a very high opinion of Arkansas. The conference’s coaches picked No. 6 Arkansas to win the regular season title in the 2025 SEC Preseason Coaches’ Poll that was released Wednesday (see full poll below).
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.