Arkansas Razorbacks Tickets
Arkansas Razorbacks Tickets
- Arkansas Razorbacks vs. Queens University Royals, Bud Walton Arena tickets for 12/16 08:00 PM at Bud Walton Arena, Fayetteville, AR
- Tue Dec 16 2025
- Arkansas Razorbacks vs. James Madison Dukes, Bud Walton Arena tickets for 12/29 07:00 PM at Bud Walton Arena, Fayetteville, AR
- Mon Dec 29 2025
- Mississippi Rebels vs. Arkansas Razorbacks, The Pavilion At Ole Miss tickets for 01/07 08:00 PM at The Pavilion At Ole Miss, Oxford, MS
- Wed Jan 07 2026
- Auburn Tigers vs. Arkansas Razorbacks, Neville Arena tickets for 01/10 05:00 PM at Neville Arena, Auburn, AL
- Sat Jan 10 2026
- Georgia Bulldogs vs. Arkansas Razorbacks, Stegeman Coliseum tickets for 01/17 04:00 PM at Stegeman Coliseum, Athens, GA
- Sat Jan 17 2026
- Oklahoma Sooners vs. Arkansas Razorbacks, Lloyd Noble Center tickets for 01/27 06:00 PM at Lloyd Noble Center, Norman, OK
- Tue Jan 27 2026
- Arkansas Razorbacks vs. Tarleton State Texans, Globe Life Field tickets for 02/16 02:00 PM at Globe Life Field, Arlington, TX
- Mon Feb 16 2026
- Missouri Tigers vs. Arkansas Razorbacks, Mile One Stadium tickets for 03/07 11:00 AM at Mile One Stadium, Columbia, MO
- Sat Mar 07 2026
- South Carolina Gamecocks vs. Arkansas Razorbacks, Founders Park tickets for 03/20 03:30 AM at Founders Park, Columbia, SC
- Fri Mar 20 2026
Arkanas Razorbacks is the name given to the University of Arkanas' sports teams. There are total of 19 varsity teams out of which 8 are men's teams and 11 of them are women's teams. The teams play 13 different games. Hogs is the name commonly used which is also their mascot. The sporst department is in existence for almost a century. It is a part of the western division of the Southeastern Conference and competes in NCAA Division 1. It has the strongest rivalry with the University of Texas. To watch the sports of your choice, get the Arkansas Razorbacks Tickets now.
Arkansas Razorbacks Cities
- Arkansas Razorbacks Arlington TX
- Arkansas Razorbacks Athens GA
- Arkansas Razorbacks Auburn AL
- Arkansas Razorbacks Austin TX
- Arkansas Razorbacks Baton Rouge LA
- Arkansas Razorbacks Columbia SC
- Arkansas Razorbacks Columbia MO
- Arkansas Razorbacks Dallas TX
- Arkansas Razorbacks Fayetteville AR
- Arkansas Razorbacks Gainesville FL
- Arkansas Razorbacks Lexington KY
- Arkansas Razorbacks Mississippi State MS
- Arkansas Razorbacks Newark NJ
- Arkansas Razorbacks Norman OK
- Arkansas Razorbacks North Little Rock AR
- Arkansas Razorbacks Oxford MS
- Arkansas Razorbacks Salt Lake City UT
- Arkansas Razorbacks Tuscaloosa AL
The university is a member of the Western Division of Southeastern Conference and competes in Division I NCAA and FBS I in football. During the early history of the university, the team colors were cardinal and purple, but during 2000's the colors were changed to a more prominent touch of black. During 1909, in a match played by the Arkansas Razorbacks team led by Hall of Fame coach Hugo Bezdek, Arkansas team finished the match scoring 7 - 0. Besdek called his team the wild "razorback hogs", resulting in their Hogs nickname and the famous slogan "Woo, Pig! Soorie"
Frank Broyles, a famous retired national football player was hired as a football coach during 1956. Broyles served the university for nineteen years and under his leadership the team was awarded with "National Championship 1964" by Helms Athletic Foundation and Football Writers Association of America. The same year, Arkansas Razorbacks managed to win the bowl game against Nebraska. The same team was ranked #2. They played the same year against the #1's of that time, Texas Longhorns, a notable game in the history of Razorbacks, which was attended by then President Richard Nixon.
During 1994, Arkansas Razorbacks basketball team, led by Nolan Richardson, won NCAA Tournament. For over two decades, the track and field team of the Hogs was under the coaching of the legendary player John McDonnell. During his era, the track and field team won forty championships of NCAA, including nineteen indoor track, eleven cross country, ten outdoor track and thirty seven Southwest conference championships. Under his leadership the team also managed to win five National Triple Crowns.
Arkansas Razorbacks have a history of rivalry against Texas Longhorns of University of Texas. From Texas the team has another rivalry with Texas A&M. Over the years rivalry has also developed with Louisiana State University Tigers and Kentucky Wildcats. The match between LSU Tigers and Razorbacks is usually held at the end of the season and the winning team gets to take home the "Golden Boot", making the rivalry even more exciting.
Arkansas Razorbacks mascot is called "Tusk" and is a Russian boar, resembling the symbolic razorback hog. Their current logo is a red fierce looking red hog. Their fight song is called the "Arkansas Fight" and echoes in the arenas during all of their home games. If you want to attend a lively game by the Hogs, book your Arkansas Razorbacks tickets today!
Arkansas Razorbacks 2024 Schedule
Football season is here and is packed with epic matchups. You can catch all the action live as it happens. Next event featuring Arkansas Razorbacks will be Arkansas Razorbacks vs. Louisville Cardinals, held at the Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville. As of now, the last event, Kentucky Wildcats vs. Arkansas Razorbacks is scheduled for 16-May-26 at the Kentucky Proud Park in Lexington. For complete itinerary of events, please visit our website.
| Date | City | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 3-Dec-25 | Fayetteville, Arkansas | Bud Walton Arena |
| 6-Dec-25 | North Little Rock, Arkansas | Simmons Bank Arena |
| 13-Dec-25 | Dallas, Texas | American Airlines Center |
| 16-Dec-25 | Fayetteville, Arkansas | Bud Walton Arena |
| 20-Dec-25 | Newark, New Jers | Prudential Center |
| 29-Dec-25 | Fayetteville, Arkansas | Bud Walton Arena |
| 3-Jan-26 | Fayetteville, Arkansas | Bud Walton Arena |
| 7-Jan-26 | Oxford, Mississi | The Pavilion At Ole Miss |
| 10-Jan-26 | Auburn, Alabama | Neville Arena |
| 14-Jan-26 | Fayetteville, Arkansas | Bud Walton Arena |
| 17-Jan-26 | Athens, Georgia | Stegeman Coliseum |
| 20-Jan-26 | Fayetteville, Arkansas | Bud Walton Arena |
| 24-Jan-26 | Fayetteville, Arkansas | Bud Walton Arena |
| 27-Jan-26 | Norman, Oklahoma | Lloyd Noble Center |
| 31-Jan-26 | Fayetteville, Arkansas | Bud Walton Arena |
| 7-Feb-26 | Mississippi State, Mississi | Humphrey Coliseum |
| 10-Feb-26 | Baton Rouge, Louisian | Pete Maravich Assembly Center |
| 13-Feb-26 | Tuscaloosa, Alabama | Coleman Coliseum |
| 14-Feb-26 | Fayetteville, Arkansas | Bud Walton Arena |
| 16-Feb-26 | Arlington, Texas | Globe Life Field |