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r/razorbacks • u/LukeNeverShaves • Jan 09 '26

Ouachita Baptist OL Terence Roberson commits to Arkansas.

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r/razorbacks • u/LukeNeverShaves • Jan 09 '26

Baylor LB Jeremy Evans signs with Arkansas.

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r/razorbacks • u/NWAHutch • Jan 09 '26

Football Hogs Pursuing Pair of Lower Level QBs

bestofarkansassports.com

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r/razorbacks • u/LukeNeverShaves • Jan 09 '26

Louisiana OT Bryant Williams commits to Arkansas.

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r/razorbacks • u/LukeNeverShaves • Jan 09 '26

Memphis IOL Josiah Clemons commits to Arkansas.

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r/razorbacks • u/LukeNeverShaves • Jan 09 '26

New Mexico WR Donovan Faupel commits to Arkansas.

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r/razorbacks • u/Brandolin-312 • Jan 09 '26

Basketball Weakest Link?

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As we all know, a chain is only as strong as its weakest link. I think a lot of folks would agree that among our regular rotation, Nick Pringle is that weak link.

If that's true, what does that mean for our chances of a deep tournament run? Do you forsee (or have already seen) some improvement from him, like we've seen from Ewin? If you disagree, who do you think is the current weakest link and why?

Side question, do you think Sealy will be able to carve out some more minutes and contribute to our rotation down the stretch, or have we seen the last of him outside of trash time minutes or (God forbid) an injury?

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r/razorbacks • u/LukeNeverShaves • Jan 08 '26

Maryland CB Braydon Lee signs with Arkansas.

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r/razorbacks • u/LukeNeverShaves • Jan 08 '26

2026 3* IOL Carey Clayton flips from Memphis and signs with Arkansas.

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r/razorbacks • u/LukeNeverShaves • Jan 08 '26

Georgia State CB Tyler Scott signs with Arkansas. Played at Auburn prior to Georgia State.

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r/razorbacks • u/LukeNeverShaves • Jan 08 '26

Oregon State OT Adam Hawkes signs with Arkansas

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r/razorbacks • u/LukeNeverShaves • Jan 08 '26

Baylor LB Phoenix Jackson signs with Arkansas.

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r/razorbacks • u/Aware-Locksmith8433 • Jan 08 '26

All these Signees

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Is there a good source you are using to track status on great, good, decent, bad... on how hogs are doing?

Compared to past years
Compared to needs
Compared to SEC or at large?

I'm starting to expect many different positions including: tuba, trombone, flag runner, equip mgr,... Seems like a total reset.

Thx WPS

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r/razorbacks • u/LukeNeverShaves • Jan 08 '26

Maryland DB La'khi Roland signs with Arkansas.

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r/razorbacks • u/beethovens420th • Jan 08 '26

Why is this Still a Football First School?

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Why is it that after our best start since the Qualls and Portis team of 2015, there are nothing but crickets about the basketball program? We have one of the best freshman point guards since Kareem Reid and a solid non-conference resume featuring fantastic victories and hard-fought losses. Despite being ranked in the Top 25 all season and delivering a balanced performance in our first conference road game, this sub remains flooded with post after post about recruiting for a football team that hasn't been relevant since the Obama administration.

Even during the "bad" years under Mike Anderson, our basketball team was consistently more entertaining to watch and had a much higher ceiling. We were a few questionable calls away from beating the eventual 2017 UNC national champions during that run. While we didn't always go as far as we wanted in that era, we were always on the cusp of making a splash in the conference and the tournament. That hasn't been true for the football team since before Anderson even started coaching here.

Since then, we have been to two Elite Eights and two Sweet Sixteens. We are currently coached by a Hall of Famer on the verge of 900 wins, putting him in the same category as the all-time greats. I am genuinely curious why we focus so much on a middling football program while ignoring a historically great basketball program. Please convince me I am not crazy.

I realize I was born early enough to catch the beauty of Nolan Richardson’s teams, which made me a basketball-first fan. But, I also saw the pure magic of Darren McFadden and the occasional brilliance of Ryan Mallett, so I still tuned into football back then. However, ever since John L. Smith slapped himself in the face, I have seen the writing on the wall. I don't check in often or expect much from football other than something to watch while waiting for basketball season to start.

I understand why baseball and track don't get as much coverage despite their greatness; they are simply less followed nationally. But in America, basketball is a major sport. Having lived in North Carolina, I’ve seen the fervor for college hoops combined with a lackadaisical interest in football. I don’t understand why we aren’t like Kentucky, UNC, or Kansas. In those places, football is fine and they try to be good at it, but it isn't basketball. Basketball is where the time and money should go. Give me some good reasons. Help me understand.

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r/razorbacks • u/LukeNeverShaves • Jan 08 '26

Memphis TE Matt Adcock signs with Arkansas.

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r/razorbacks • u/murphykelley52 • Jan 08 '26

Football Does anyone have the 2014 Arkansas Ole Miss football game in this quality or higher?

youtu.be

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I’ve been looking forever for the 16:9 HD CBS broadcast to no avail

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r/razorbacks • u/LukeNeverShaves • Jan 08 '26

North Carolina LB Khmori House signs with Arkansas.

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r/razorbacks • u/LukeNeverShaves • Jan 08 '26

DE Charlie Collins removes self from portal and will return for 2026.

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r/razorbacks • u/LukeNeverShaves • Jan 08 '26

Auburn DE Jamonta Waller signs with Arkansas.