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1 month ago | bestofarkansassports.com | Derek Oxford

Arkansas and Ole Miss don’t meet on the gridiron for another 4.5 months, but there’s bound to be plenty of banter shared between the two programs between now and then. Whether it’s at SEC Media Days or on social media, Lane Kiffin definitely won’t remain quiet about his pilfering of Arkansas’ roster via the transfer portal this offseason. That should only add to the theater this wild series already provides when they finally square off on Sept.

2 months ago | bestofarkansassports.com | Daniel Shi

What a difference a month makes. Arkansas baseball started the season 12-1 in SEC play and lit the scoreboard aflame with the school record for runs in an SEC series as it bludgeoned a wounded Missouri team that is now 0-21 in SEC play and on track to become the worst conference team in history. But the Hogs have fallen into a tie for second place in the SEC after going 2-6 in its last eight games and dropping three straight series for the first time since 2016.

2 months ago | bestofarkansassports.com | Andrew Hutchinson

It took nearly a decade, but Madden Iamaleava finally gave Ricky Town some company on an ignominious list of Arkansas football “greats.”You are forgiven if that latter name doesn’t immediately ring a bell. After all, much like the freshman who bailed on the Razorbacks and entered the transfer portal Monday, the one-time five-star quarterback never took a snap during his two seasons with the Razorbacks. When he showed up on campus in the fall of 2015, though, it was a big deal.

2 months ago | bestofarkansassports.com | Derek Oxford

While his older brother has dominated the college football headlines for all the wrong reasons this month, Madden Iamaleava has quietly put together a strong showing in spring practice and exceeded expectations at Arkansas. There’s no question that for the Razorbacks Taylen Green is the quarterback of the here and now, which is something Tennessee is now searching for after NIL negotiations with Nico Iamaleava went south.

2 months ago | bestofarkansassports.com | Andrew Hutchinson

This time last year, Sam Pittman felt like Arkansas had a good wide receiver in Andrew Armstrong. What he had no way of knowing five months before the 2024 season, though, was that he’d emerge as the go-to guy for Taylen Green and put together one of the best single seasons by a receiver in UA history. With Armstrong out of eligibility and heading to the NFL, the Razorbacks are once again in search of a No. 1 receiver. “His senior year, to me, he mentally changed,” Pittman said.