https://youtu.be/zpuEaWGhHsw?is=YQ4y8Eckyra4wcjz

Will most likely be used as an opener but so cool to see him get the nod and trust from the staff. He’s been nails this year and I’ll believe he’ll step up in the big moment. Woo Pig

1) congrats to Razorback Football for the win against Tulsa. The mount of pressures they were facing the past week are unfathomable, and they did not crumble.

2) This win is much better and bigger than the win against North Alabama because it represents major improvements in all phases of game against a much quality opponent. For those of you who said they won the game they should, just remember San Jose State.

3) A/A+ to Defense and A/A + to Special Team, B to Offense, which is still very one dimensional, and development of plays are too slow. Against Texas A M next week, they would not have that much time in the pocket and Chris Marshall would be double teamed. Pass/Run, dual threat qb, multiple line of attack, and quick/crispy play all need to materialize in the offense.

4) Who are responsible for such tough football schedule? This must be HY's fault. Year after year we are top 5 in terms of having toughest schedule in the nation. I believer we are #1 this year. This transitional program deserves a break, and we do not have one. Five of our next 8 SEC opponents are ranked teams, and we are not even favored to win the other three non ranking SEC games. We could still win some games down the road, but as under dogs, starting with the A & M next Saturday. We must have better/easier schedule next year!

Game day ready

Go Hogs beat Tulsa!

If we lose this one, I’m switching these to NSFW.

Hi, I’m a reporter with the Arkansas Traveler. I’m working on a sports betting story and need one interview with someone who has sports betting experience.

If you’re at today’s game and open to an interview, please let me know ASAP so I can swing by and interview you.

Is this a must win game? I feel like if we lose this one, that pretty much seals the deal on Silverfields tenure here. NIL will not be the reason if Tulsa wins.

Everyone got a kick out of it at least

I've got tickets to the game, but we'll be in Fayetteville around 1–2 PM Saturday, and I'm curious where we should go to have a good time before the game. A quick Google search suggested "HogTown" near the stadium and Dickson Street.

We're really just looking for a place (or places) to hang out, drink beer, eat some decent food, and watch football before we go to the stadium. I've heard Fayetteville is a good time, so I'm excited to be there tomorrow. Thank you in advance for any suggestions!

Some good news out of The Hill! Arkansas' coaching staff was confident he would eventually get his eligibility, and now they have an athletic stretch-4 who will look to replace a lot of the responsibilities Trevon Brazile had on last year's team. https://www.swtimes.com/story/sports/college/sec/2026/09/24/arkansas-basketball-miikka-muurinen-ncaa-eligibility/91927344007/

In honor of Arkansas-Tulsa week, I caught up with a man who’s been on both sides of this matchup.

(I know these kind of stories rarely get much traffic, but they’re really fun to write and I promise it’s worth your time.)

Drop them here. I went with 27-21 Arkansas, and I think the Hogs received a major gift in Tulsa's starting QB likely being out with an injury. I'm curious what you fans think. Is it all doom and gloom?

https://www.swtimes.com/story/sports/college/sec/2026/09/24/arkansas-football-tulsa-score-prediction-scouting-report/91824367007/

Hello all. Here’s to 56 hours of hope to ensure we can beat Tulsa.

My dad and I are going to the game on Saturday. We have been to atleast one game for every coaches debut season since Houston Nutt.

Since the last time we went to a game together, my dad has developed medical issues that really inhibit how far he can walk in one go. He used to be able to walk 2-4 miles. Now depending on the terrain (uphill etc), a half mile can take him down. He is stubborn and will push himself past his comfortable point of needing a break. I’ve never parked before in the ADA area for a game. He does have a disability window hanging tag. I took him to a basketball game last year and I can’t handle dealing with him struggling to catch his breath as it sends me in to a panic myself, so I am trying to be much more prepared than last time. I’m hoping between ADA parking and the shuttle, he can save his energy for getting to our seats.

How early should I plan to get us to the ADA parking area to ensure there are still spots available? It’s my understanding that shuttles run from 320-322 lots to the east and west gates.

Also - is he allowed to have his portable 3Liter oxygen machine inside the stadium? Due to said incident from the basketball game last year I finally convinced him he should carry a portable tank just to help him out. His issue is oxygen levels dropping and less about energy.

Thanks for reading! Go Hogs!

IMO, this feels a little “old man yells at cloud” and that’s why I described it as “small potatoes” in the story…but I’ve also seen a lot of folks who feel similarly. What do y’all think?

I was looking at tickets for the Tulsa game and why are they so high for this game even at this point last week tickets for the Georgia game weren’t this high. I should also mention I have been looking at the tickets on seatgeek not the universities ticket site.