Arkansas Razorbacks

The Razorbacks lost once in 22 games as a favorite in 2025-26, to Kentucky at home. Arkansas covered 22 of 34 and scored 89.94 points a game; only three teams scored more.

When Arkansas was favored

Here is the line to trust. Favored 22 times, Arkansas won 21 and covered 15. Backing the Razorbacks at those prices returned 3.91 units over 20 priced games, a favorite’s return that eight Division I teams beat. The lone defeat was also the only home loss: Kentucky won 85-77 on 31 January, with Arkansas at -298.

The other seven losses all came with Arkansas getting points, among them 117-115 at Alabama, 111-77 at Florida and 80-71 to Duke. As underdogs they went 5-7 and lost 1.1 units. The five underdog wins all came at +130 or shorter: Louisville and Tennessee at +110, Texas Tech and Vanderbilt at +120, and Missouri away at +130.

The spread at home

Against the number Arkansas covered 22 of 34, 64.7%; only 15 teams did better. The home games carried it: 17-1 straight up and 13 covers in 18. Away they were 5-5 and covered six of ten.

Points

Arkansas scored 89.94 a game. Only Alabama, Miami (OH) and High Point scored more. It also allowed 80.09, and 32 teams gave up more, with one level. Nineteen of 34 totals went over.

March was the best month for the moneyline, 5-0 and 3.43 units, and it closed on five straight wins.

SEC champions

The Razorbacks won the SEC tournament over Oklahoma 82-79, Ole Miss 93-90 and Vanderbilt 86-75, the final at +120. Vanderbilt lost both meetings and Arkansas covered both. In the NCAA tournament Arkansas beat Hawai’i and High Point, then went out to Arizona in the Sweet 16, after going 26-8 through the SEC tournament.

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