Arkansas Razorbacks

The Arkansas Razorbacks represent the University of Arkansas, competing in the Southeastern Conference from Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville. The Razorbacks embody the spirit of the Natural State, with a program known for the Hog Call and passionate fanbase. Arkansas has cultivated a physical identity and a reputation for competing in the SEC West. The program benefits from a state that lives and breathes Razorback football. Hog fans pack the stadium and travel throughout the region. Arkansas represents the state's flagship university in the nation's premier conference.

Arkansas football began in 1894, and the program claimed a national championship in 1964 under Frank Broyles. The Razorbacks have produced legends including Darren McFadden, Dan Hampton, and Steve Atwater. The rivalry with Texas and LSU has defined the schedule. Arkansas' identity as a program that can compete with the SEC's best when the right leadership is in place has endured. The Razorbacks' move from the Southwest Conference to the SEC in 1992 marked a new era. Arkansas represents Fayetteville and the state with pride in the SEC.