Arkansas delivered a dominant performance on the road against LSU, cruising to a 91–62 victory in Baton Rouge. The Razorbacks jumped out quickly, building an early lead and never looked back, outscoring the Tigers in both halves. Freshman guard Darius Acuff Jr. was the standout, pouring in 28 points and continuing his strong scoring streak, while Meelek Thomas added 20 points to fuel Arkansas’ offensive balance. Arkansas led 42–27 at halftime and extended its advantage behind timely scoring and aggressive defense, ultimately pulling well ahead in the second half to secure a convincing win.

Arkansas’ efficiency on both ends of the court was clear as they shot well from the field and limited LSU’s opportunities, forcing turnovers and controlling the pace throughout. The victory improved the Razorbacks’ standing in SEC play and underscored their depth and scoring capability, with contributions across the roster complementing Acuff’s breakout effort. LSU struggled to keep pace and fell behind early, unable to overcome Arkansas’ fast start and consistently hit shots, leaving them with a lopsided loss on their home court.

The Arkansas Razorbacks lost to John Calipari's former team, the Kentucky Wildcats, at home over the weekend. It was a setback for the Hogs, but there's plenty to look forward to with crucial SEC matchups against Mississippi State, LSU, Auburn, and more on the horizon. All that and more on this week's episode of the Hog Central Podcast!

After losing to Georgia at the weekend, Coach Cal's Razorbacks cruised to a commanding victory over the No. 15 Vanderbilt Commodores on Tuesday night.

As the great Nolan Richardson once said, "All sickness is not death," and the Hogs just caught a bad case of the flu against Auburn last Saturday. The Razorbacks fell to the unranked Tigers 95-73 in Neville Arena. But, with plenty of season to go, expect coach John Calipari to look for his young stars, Darius Acuff Jr. and Meleek Thomas, to have bounce-back performances. Join Sully, Ernie Murry and Coach Z on this week's edition of the Hog Central Podcast!

Just over two weeks ago, Arkansas freshman guard Darius Acuff went for a career-high 27 points against Houston. On Saturday against Tennessee, the standout freshman went for another career high, this time of 29 points. Can Acuff set another career high this year? The sharpshooting Hog is hitting 50% from the floor and 44% from beyond the arc. Can the Razorbacks keep it rolling in SEC play after an 86-75 victory over Tennessee? Join KATV Sports Director Steve "Sully" Sullivan, Arkansas men's basketball analyst Matt Zimmerman, and former Razorback star Ernie Murry on this week's episode of the Hog Central Podcast.

The Razorbacks committed 12 turnovers, which Houston converted into 19 points in the Hogs' 94-85 loss to the Cougars on Saturday.

Coach Calipari and the No. 14 Arkansas Razorbacks have started their season red-hot. The Hogs, led by freshman guard Darius Acuff Jr. and forward Trevon Brazile, have already earned two ranked wins over Louisville and Texas Tech so far.

There's a new head hog in Fayetteville, and he's already making waves across the state.

What was once viewed as a rash hire by Hunter Yurachek, has quickly turned into an intriguing hire with his off-field results in a short time since being hired.

In this week's Hog Central Podcast, Steve "Sully" Sullivan and David "Baz" Bazzel discuss the new hire of Ryan Silverfield.

What are their thoughts on the outstanding recruiting day Silverfield had on Monday?

Check out this week's episode to see.

The Hogs were embarrassed on Saturday, suffering one of their worst losses of the season in a 52-37 loss to Arch Manning and the Texas Longhorns.

Its a tale as old as time: The Razorbacks and one-score losses.

In this episode, Sully and Baz breakdown Arkansas' 22-23 loss to LSU.