This is the first in a series of articles listing the greatest players in the history of Arkansas Razorbacks football, broken down by position. We start

Learfield is the Razorbacks’ multimedia rights partner as part of a 10-year agreement that runs through 2028-29. In addition to owning rights to Arkansas’ radio broadcasts and coaches' shows, Learfield is responsible for selling all of the Razorbacks’ in-stadium sponsorships.

With Saturday's setback at Memphis, the Razorbacks have lost at least one nonconference game in every year since the 9-4 season in 2021 and fell to 7-19 in single-possession games. Looking deeper, Pittman is just 2-10 since the start of 2023 in single-possessions matchups, many of those coming in SEC play.

Does the SportsCenter host see the Razorbacks rebounding from their Memphis loss or compounding matters versus the Fighting Irish?

Speaking at the University of Arkansas Board of Trustees meeting Friday, Razorbacks athletics director Hunter Yurachek was given an opportunity to clarify comments he made last week at the Little Rock Touchdown Club when he said Arkansas’ football program was “not set up to win a national championship” financially.

For two seasons now the Hogs have lost several close games and in all of them they lost the turnover battle and also had too many penalties. Arkansas had potential game-winning drives going against both Ole Miss and Memphis only to see a fumble end both threats.

The Arkansas women’s and men’s golf programs will host the sixth annual Blessings Collegiate Invitational, presented by Tyson Foods, from Sept. 29-Oct. 1 (Mon.-Wed.) at the Blessings Golf Club.