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With Jordan Smith Jr. leading a loaded roster and other high‑profile recruits projected for the NBA draft, Arkansas is poised to dominate the upcoming college basketball season.
Massa Toure, younger brother of former Connecticut star Abdou Toure, will play for Notre Dame‑West Haven in 2026‑27, choosing the school for its academic strength and competitive basketball environment.
A deep roster, high‑profile recruits and a challenging nonconference slate have Arkansas positioned among the front‑runners for the 2027 championship.
The University of Arkansas will open its home slate on November 13 against Central Arkansas, continuing a three‑year series that highlights a packed schedule of marquee non‑conference games.
Arkansas will host Central Arkansas on Nov. 13 at Bud Walton Arena, continuing a three‑year in‑state series that the Razorbacks have dominated. The upcoming schedule features marquee matchups and a host of new talent on both sides.
After impressing at the Nike EYBL Peach Jam, Davion Thompson and Caleb Ourigou have re‑classified from the 2027 class, bringing a new shooting threat and a 6‑foot‑11 presence that could finally push Arkansas past its Sweet 16 stall under John Calipari.
The Razorbacks opened their Summer League campaign with a perfect 4‑0 record, driven by freshman standouts and promising contributions from returning players.
Arkansas opened the Baha Mar Summer League with a commanding 105-48 victory over the Calgary Dinos, improving to 4-0 and securing a place in the 2026 U Sports Final 8. The performance highlighted JJ Andrews' 24-point outburst, Caleb Ourigou's double-double, and a defensive masterclass that featured 27 assists, 16 steals and a 54-33 rebound edge.
Arkansas finished a perfect four‑game stretch in the Bahamas with a 57‑point rout of the University of Calgary, highlighted by JJ Andrews’ 24 points and a stifling defensive effort.
Arkansas completed a perfect 4‑0 run in the Baha Mar Summer League, capping the trip with a 105‑48 victory over the University of Calgary, driven by standout performances from JJ Andrews, Abdou Toure and Caleb Ourigou.
Former Arkansas forward Malique Ewin has signed with Oregon, bringing veteran experience to a team seeking a turnaround after a 12‑20 campaign.
Former Arkansas forward Malique Ewin has signed with Oregon, bringing a blend of size and playmaking to a program that finished last season below .500. His journey through multiple colleges and a recent court injunction adds a unique storyline to the Ducks' roster overhaul.
Freshman forward Abdou Toure dazzles in Bahamian exhibition games, signaling a promising start to his Arkansas career under Coach John Calipari
In his first two games in the Bahamas, freshman forward Abdou Toure posted impressive stats, drawing praise from Coach John Calipari and teammates as he prepares for his Arkansas debut.
The Razorbacks dominated two preseason matchups, showcasing length, versatility and a relentless fast‑break attack that left opponents scrambling.
Arkansas’ newest freshman, Abdou Toure, has made an immediate impact in the Bahamas, delivering versatile performances that have already caught the eye of Coach John Calipari and his staff.
Arkansas routed Carleton 98-58 in their first exhibition, highlighting a potent new backcourt and depth that bodes well for the upcoming season.
Arkansas opened its Caribbean swing with a dominant 98-58 win over Carleton University at the BahaMar Convention Center, showcasing a defensive masterclass and key performances from Jordan Smith and Jeremiah Wilkinson.
Arkansas opened its Bahamas Summer League campaign with a dominant 98‑58 win over Canada’s Carleton University at the BahaMar Convention Center, showcasing strong ball movement and defensive intensity.
Arkansas basketball opened its 2026 Baha Mar Hoops Summer League schedule with a 106-59 victory over the Bahamas national team, showcasing a defense‑first approach and five players in double figures.
Arkansas forced 26 turnovers, recorded 13 blocks and surged to a 42‑point halftime lead, with five players scoring in double figures.
Arkansas rolled past The Bahamas National Team 106‑59 in a Baha Mar Hoops Summer League game, posting 19 steals and forcing 26 turnovers while dominating the paint.
Arkansas opened its Baha Mar Summer League campaign with a dominant 106-59 win over The Bahamas, forcing 26 turnovers and showcasing the emergence of several young players.
Arkansas defeated the Bahamas national team in Nassau on July 31, 2026, with standout play from Jordan Smith and Abdou Toure under coach Kenny Payne, as covered by veteran journalist Anthony Kristensen.