Rejuvenated, resilient and back to embracing the "refuse to lose" mantra, the Razorbacks repositioned themselves with a sliver of bubble breathing room ahead of a win-and-in home finale with Mississippi State on Saturday at Bud Walton Arena.

Arkansas designated hitter Kuhio Aloy continues to hit the baseball hard. After appearing in his 10th game for the Razorbacks, he has cleared the required 75% threshold to qualify for NCAA stats leaderboards.

The No. 16 Gymbacks have another top 10 opponent on deck this week as they face off against the No. 9 Kentucky Wildcats in Lexington on Friday night.

In the first round, Arkansas, as a No. 11 seed, is projected to face fellow projected No. 11 seed Ohio State in the First Four in Dayton, Ohio. The Hogs were recently in the “last four byes” spot in the same bracketology.

More importantly, it would put an end to the mental block Arkansas has when it comes to games played before 7 p.m., especially when in early time slots. The Hogs are currently 0-6 in day games against the SEC, and John Calipari desperately needs his team to shake its consistent bad play during daylight hours before the SEC and NCAA Tournament.

Duke basketball will travel to Chicago for Thanksgiving next season to take on Arkansas in the CBS Sports Thanksgiving Classic. Here's more:

Arkansas baseball great Bubba Carpenter is back in studio with Matt Jones to talk about the Razorbacks' midweek sweep of ULM and this weekend's series against Portland. Anthony Kristensen also stops by after his trip to Vanderbilt.

The game will be streamed by SEC Network+ and can be accessed on WatchESPN.com and via the ESPN app (subscriber login required). Brett Dolan (play-by-play) and Troy Eklund (analyst) will be on the call.

Duke will take on Arkansas in a primetime tilt on Thanksgiving night, Nov. 27, at the United Center in Chicago for the CBS Sports Thanksgiving Classic.

Michigan’s football program lost both of its starting safeties from 2024 in Makari Paige and Quinten Johnson but might have found a suitable replacement from the Southeastern Conference. The Wolverines landed brothers TJ and Tevis Metcalf from Arkansas via the NCAA transfer portal this offseason,

Arkansas football begins spring practice Monday, and Sam Pittman is confident the Razorbacks will overcome all of the lost production from the transfer portal.