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The Razorbacks have added Robert Morris and Oral Roberts to their schedule, while also arranging games against Central Michigan, Texas‑Rio Grande Valley, Gonzaga and several top‑tier programs at neutral sites.
Arkansas forward Miikka Muurinen is waiting for NCAA approval to compete, though he can still practice with the team while the process unfolds.
Muurinen, a 5‑star recruit from Finland, is cleared to practice but remains uncertain for the team's first overseas game.
Coach John Calipari outlines the potential impact of Jordan Smith Jr., Miikka Muurinen, Abdou Toure and JJ Andrews, highlighting how each could influence the Razorbacks' strategy and performance.
Xavier Musketeers' women's basketball team reflects on a tough 2025‑26 season, key departures, and a reshaped roster heading into 2026‑27
The University of Oklahoma announced its full 2026‑27 men's basketball schedule, featuring 32 games, marquee home contests against top‑ranked SEC rivals, neutral‑site battles in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, and a demanding road circuit that includes Thanksgiving week showdowns with Pitt and Purdue.
Analysts forecast a strong 2026 season for the Aggies, who finished 11‑2 last year and made the College Football Playoff. The schedule features key matchups against LSU, Alabama, Oklahoma and a final showdown with the Longhorns that could shape the SEC championship and playoff picture.
The Southeastern Conference released the complete 2027 schedule for Missouri basketball, outlining 18 conference games, a series of home and away contests, and a five‑game neutral‑site nonconference slate.
The Southeastern Conference released the full conference slate for Auburn’s upcoming men’s basketball season, highlighting early road tests, a stretch of home games and a March showdown with Alabama.
From Alex Golesh’s return to Auburn to Arch Manning’s highly anticipated visit, the upcoming schedule pits Tennessee against a roster of familiar faces and fresh threats.
The Razorbacks finalize a 15‑player roster that blends high‑profile freshmen, experienced returnees and international projects, promising a deeper eight‑man rotation for the upcoming season.
Four Arkansas Razorbacks stand out in the evolving NIL market, each projecting multi‑hundred‑thousand earnings that could reshape college football's financial landscape.
From dusty minor‑league fields to leading the Trojans to the NCAA super regionals, Chris Curry’s journey blends athletic grit with steadfast family support.
The 2026 college football season is already shaping up to be a crucible for several head coaches, with performance metrics and fan expectations converging into a hot‑seat watchlist that dominates early‑season conversation.
Arkansas Razorbacks open 2026 preseason camp, with coach Colby Hale highlighting a hungry squad, key returning players, exhibition matches, and upcoming NCAA eligibility changes.
With 50 days until the 2026 season begins, the Razorbacks are shaping a new era under Ryan Silverfield, blending quarterback competition, offensive line development, and defensive upgrades to aim for a successful campaign.
Two former Arkansas baseball standouts finalized professional contracts this week, signaling a pivotal moment for their teams and the upcoming draft deadline.
Five‑star guard Davion Thompson has pledged to Arkansas, bringing elite scoring, playmaking and a proven track record at Link Academy to a program poised for a renaissance.
Arkansas secures a versatile point guard and two portal transfers ahead of the upcoming season, reshaping its lineup with fresh talent and experienced returnees.
Analysts highlight the elite rushers from Utah, Texas, Georgia, Missouri and beyond who will confront Arkansas' front line in the upcoming season.
Indiana University will face Arkansas in a marquee non‑conference game at Madison Square Garden, part of a broader schedule that includes several other opponents and exhibition matches.
Arkansas will test its mettle against a series of power‑house opponents in November and December, highlighted by a showdown with Indiana at New York’s Madison Square Garden.
The Arkansas Razorbacks will meet the Indiana Hoosiers at New York’s Madison Square Garden on November 17, continuing a series that blends tradition, coaching legacy, and commercial branding.
Arkansas will open its non‑conference slate at the iconic Madison Square Garden on November 17, taking on Indiana in a matchup that highlights Coach John Calipari’s push for national exposure. The Razorbacks also travel to face Michigan State, North Carolina and Arizona, while Indiana looks to rebound from a missed NCAA tournament with seven new transfers.