The Razorbacks are in the midst of a rebuild on the defensive side of the football after fielding one of the worst units in school history this season. Arkansas ranked No. 122 nationally in total defense giving up 425 yards and its 39 points per game allowed ranked No. 127 among FBS teams.

Arkansas visits the Alabama Crimson Tide after Taleyah Jones scored 24 points in the Razorbacks' 88-71 loss to the Vanderbilt Commodores.

Six Arkansas football student-athletes earned 2025 Phil Steele All-SEC honors, as WR O’Mega Blake, OL Fernando Carmona, TE Rohan Jones, DL Quincy Rhodes Jr., LB Xavian Sorey Jr. and RB Mike Washington Jr.

Pete Golding and Co. will host the top-five defensive lineman, SEC transfer set to make his way to Oxford for a visit.

No. 18 Arkansas hosts the No. 19 Tennessee Volunteers after Meleek Thomas scored 28 points in Arkansas' 103-74 win against the James Madison Dukes.

Arkansas does not force many turnovers, ranking No. 105 in steal percentage and No. 342 in non-steal turnover percentage. The Razorbacks have still had some defensive success without the most turnovers by forcing opponents into bad shots, but that could be more difficult with some of the shot-making quality some teams in the SEC have.

Seemingly all the ingredients for a trap game exist for the University of Arkansas women's basketball team ahead of its nonconference finale.

Arkansas finishes its tune-ups and braces for a rugged SEC run, with players and Calipari insisting past battles hardened roster.

Arkansas begins SEC play on Saturday (Jan. 3) by hosting #19/20 Tennessee in Bud Walton Arena. Tipoff is set for 2 pm (CT) and the game will be televised on ESPN2.