Arkansas Razorbacks

Are part of the Southeastern Conference, were established in 1894, and their home field is Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium, University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Intriguing Facts About Arkansas Razorbacks

The Arkansas Razorbacks football team, known for its rich history and unique traditions, holds several intriguing facts. Under the leadership of Coach Frank Broyles from 1957 to 1976, the Razorbacks not only claimed an 11–0 season but also a controversial claim to the 1964 National Championship. Their home games are played in two iconic stadiums, Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville and the War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock, offering diverse experiences for their fans. With thirteen Southwest Conference titles and three SEC Western Division Championships (as of 2009), their achievements are noteworthy. Notable Razorback athletes who have graced the field include Darren McFadden, Dan Hampton, and Lance Alworth, each leaving a significant mark in the team’s history.

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6.5-160 Over
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The Historical Tapestry of Arkansas Razorbacks

The Razorbacks’ football journey, dating back to 1894, is a rich tapestry of historic moments and transformations. The team first gained national recognition under Coach Frank Broyles, whose tenure is marked by an undefeated season in 1964 and multiple Southwest Conference titles. This era not only brought the team into the national spotlight but also instilled a culture of excellence and determination. The transition from the Southwest Conference to the Southeastern Conference (SEC) in 1990 marked a new chapter for the Razorbacks, one that brought new rivalries and challenges. Despite the changes, the Razorbacks have continued to uphold their legacy, creating a storied history that has become a significant part of NCAA football lore.

The Golden Era

Arkansas Razorbacks’ golden era under Coach Frank Broyles is a testament to the team’s enduring legacy in college football. During his nineteen-year tenure, Broyles transformed the Razorbacks into a formidable force, leading them to an 11-0 season and claiming the controversial 1964 National Championship. This period was characterized not only by Broyles’ visionary coaching philosophy but also by the emergence of key players who would go on to become legends in their own right. The team’s success during this era, including seven Southwest Conference titles, cemented the Razorbacks’ reputation as a powerhouse in college football, and Broyles’ impact on the program has left an indelible mark that continues to inspire generations of players and fans.

Legendary Figures in Arkansas Razorbacks Football History

Throughout the history of Arkansas Razorbacks football, several legendary figures have emerged, shaping the team’s legacy. Coaches like Frank Broyles and players such as Darren McFadden and Lance Alworth have become synonymous with Razorback football. These individuals have not only excelled in their respective roles but have also embodied the spirit and values of the Razorbacks. Their contributions extend beyond the field, leaving a lasting impact on the program and its fans. These legends represent the heart and soul of Razorback football, inspiring generations of players and supporters.

A Game to Remember

The 1969 “Big Shootout” against Texas Longhorns remains one of the most memorable games in Arkansas Razorbacks history. Held in Fayetteville, this clash was more than just a game; it was a battle of wills, pitting two of the top teams in the nation against each other. Despite leading 14-0 until the fourth quarter, the Razorbacks suffered a narrow loss. This game, attended by President Richard Nixon, not only showcased the Razorbacks’ resilience but also cemented its place as a legendary chapter in the team’s history, demonstrating the highs and lows that come with competitive sports.

Arkansas Razorbacks 2025 Schedule

Regular Season

Week	Date	Opponent	Result
Week 1	Date: Sat 02/09/2023	Opponent: Western Carolina Catamounts	Result: W 56-13
Week 2	Date: Sat 09/09/2023	Opponent: Kent State Golden Flashes	Result: W 28-6
Week 3	Date: Sat 16/09/2023	Opponent: Brigham Young Cougars	Result: L 31-38
Week 4	Date: Sat 23/09/2023	Opponent: Louisiana State Tigers	Result: L 31-34
Week 5	Date: Sat 30/09/2023	Opponent: Texas A&M Aggies	Result: L 22-34
Week 6	Date: Sat 07/10/2023	Opponent: Mississippi Rebels	Result: L 20-27
Week 7	Date: Sat 14/10/2023	Opponent: Alabama Crimson Tide	Result: L 21-24
Week 8	Date: Sat 21/10/2023	Opponent: Mississippi State Bulldogs	Result: L 3-7
Week 9	Date: BYE	Opponent: BYE	Result: BYE
Week 10	Date: Sat 04/11/2023	Opponent: Florida Gators	Result: W 39-36
Week 11	Date: Sat 11/11/2023	Opponent: Auburn Tigers	Result: L 10-48
Week 12	Date: Sat 18/11/2023	Opponent: Florida International Panthers	Result: W 44-20
Week 13	Date: Fri 24/11/2023	Opponent: Missouri Tigers	Result: L 14-48

Home of the Arkansas Razorbacks: Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium

The Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium, with a seating capacity of 76,212, stands as a fortress of Razorback football in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Recognized as one of the largest stadiums in the SEC, its electrifying atmosphere during games is a testament to the passionate Razorback fan base. Constructed in 1937 and undergoing several renovations and expansions, the stadium now boasts state-of-the-art facilities and luxury amenities. It’s not just a venue for thrilling football games; it’s a place where memories are made, and legends are born, playing a pivotal role in the Razorbacks’ storied history.

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