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Arkansas QB Taylen Green delivered a record-setting day at the NFL Scouting Combine, posting a 4.36-second 40-yard dash, a 43.5-inch vertical, and an 11-2 broad jump—the best QB marks since 2003—bolstering his top-10 draft profile while sticking to quarterback and not exploring a switch to receiver, per ESPN rankings.
Arkansas RB Mike Washington Jr. ran a 4.33-second 40-yard dash at the NFL combine, the fastest by a running back since 2024, drawing tears of joy and highlighting a 2025 season with 1,070 rushing yards and strong testing that could lift his draft stock.
Auburn will play at No. 21 Arkansas without leading scorer Keyshawn Hall, weakening its offense and offensive spacing in a hostile road environment. Hall averages 20.7 PPG and 6.8 RPG and has been a focal point of Auburn’s attack, so his absence will force more production from teammates like Tahaad Pettiford. Arkansas is projected to win by about seven points (KenPom), giving Auburn roughly a 28% upset chance.
Kentucky jumped out to an early lead behind Crawford and rode the advantage to an 85-77 victory on the road at Arkansas in a Southeastern Conference matchup.
Bobby Petrino, the interim head coach of Arkansas Razorbacks, is making significant changes to the defensive coaching staff, including dismissing defensive coordinator Travis Williams, defensive line coach Deke Adams, and co-defensive coordinator Marcus Woodson, amid a struggling defense early in the 2025 season.
After a costly mistake in the College World Series, Wehiwa Aloy did not attend the postgame press conference, but teammate Gabe Fraser defended his decision, emphasizing Aloy's dedication to the team and highlighting his outstanding season performance. Despite the error, Aloy remains a top player and a finalist for the Golden Spikes Award, with strong support from his teammates.
Gage Wood threw a historic no-hitter at the College World Series, the first in 43 years, and credited his success to his hard work and support from his coaches, especially his high school strength coach Price Holmes, who was present at the game.
John Calipari's Arkansas Razorbacks will face Dusty May's Michigan Wolverines in the Jimmy V Classic at Madison Square Garden. Arkansas, ranked 16th in the preseason AP poll, aims to avoid a third loss against top-85 opponents, while Michigan, ranked 16th in CBS Sports' Top 25 And 1, is favored by 3.5 points. The game follows a matchup between Tennessee and Miami, with Tennessee recently moving to No. 1 in the AP poll.
The Texas Longhorns struggled to produce big passing plays against the Arkansas Razorbacks due to Arkansas' effective use of a three-high safety defense, which limited deep throws and forced Texas to rely on shorter, more consistent plays. Despite quarterback Quinn Ewers' attempts to go downfield, the defense's structure minimized explosive plays, leading Texas to adjust by focusing on the running game and efficient football in the second half. The Longhorns ultimately secured a 20-10 victory by playing clean football and making strategic adjustments.
The Texas Longhorns secured a 20-10 victory over the Arkansas Razorbacks, maintaining their pursuit of the SEC Championship. The Longhorns' defense was pivotal, forcing two turnovers and limiting Arkansas to 231 total yards. Offensively, Texas relied on a strong rushing attack and key plays from wide receiver Matthew Golden, who scored two touchdowns. However, quarterback Quinn Ewers struggled with efficiency, and conservative play-calling allowed Arkansas to stay competitive. Texas must improve consistency and decision-making to succeed in upcoming high-stakes matchups.
The Texas Longhorns defeated the Arkansas Razorbacks 20-10 in a college football game, marking their first win in Fayetteville since 2021. Following the victory, Texas' social media team humorously trolled Arkansas fans by posting an image of a "Horns Down" flag turned upside down, symbolizing the Longhorns' triumph. The win keeps Texas in a competitive position within the SEC, tied for first place with Tennessee and Texas A&M. Texas' balanced offense and strong defense were key to their success, with quarterback Quinn Ewers and receiver Matthew Golden making crucial plays.
Texas Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian celebrated a crucial fourth-and-2 conversion by quarterback Quinn Ewers, which helped secure a 20-10 victory over Arkansas. Despite an uneven performance, Ewers' successful play allowed Texas to maintain their 9-1 record and stay near the top of the rankings. The Longhorns' offense struggled, raising concerns as they prepare to face Kentucky and Texas A&M.
The No. 3 Texas Longhorns face the Arkansas Razorbacks in a crucial game that could impact their path to the SEC Championship and College Football Playoff. Texas, having improved since their last road loss to Arkansas, brings a strong offensive line and defensive front. Arkansas, led by coach Sam Pittman, seeks bowl eligibility and a win to reignite the historic rivalry. The game will be broadcast on ABC at 11:00 AM Central, with Texas favored by 16.5 points.
ESPN analyst Dan Mullen has put the No. 3-ranked Texas Longhorns on upset alert for their upcoming game against the unranked Arkansas Razorbacks. Mullen highlights Arkansas' strong defense and quarterback Taylen Green as potential threats, noting Arkansas' previous upset over Tennessee. Despite Arkansas' 5-4 record, their losses have been against ranked teams, making them a formidable opponent. Texas, with national title aspirations, must be cautious to avoid a slip-up as they prepare for a crucial game against Texas A&M.
The No. 3 Texas Longhorns are largely healthy ahead of their game against the Arkansas Razorbacks, with senior linebacker Mo Blackwell and redshirt freshman Colton Vasek listed as doubtful. Arkansas has key offensive players, quarterback Taylen Green and running back Ja'Quinden Jackson, listed as probable, while Braylen Russell is questionable. Arkansas coach Pittman is optimistic about Jackson's return but less certain about Green's readiness.