Patrick Gonzales+FollowArkansas hoops could land another 5-star starJohn Calipari might be building something special in Fayetteville. After already locking in top local talent JaShawn “JJ” Andrews, Arkansas is now seen as the frontrunner for explosive 5-star wing Abdou Toure, who just put the Razorbacks in his Top 7. Toure’s stats and accolades are turning heads, and sources say Arkansas is leading the pack—especially with UConn possibly shifting focus elsewhere. If Calipari lands both Toure and Andrews, it could mean back-to-back years of elite wings driving the Hogs’ NCAA runs. How do you feel about stacking top talent at the same position? #Sports #Basketball #ArkansasBasketball00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowCalipari’s influence shakes up Arkansas WBBJohn Calipari’s arrival at Arkansas isn’t just changing the men’s team—it’s already making waves for women’s basketball, too. New head coach Kelsi Musick just landed her first 2026 recruit, Kyiah Prestridge, and the connection with Calipari played a big part. Prestridge said meeting Calipari and seeing the close-knit vibe between the men’s and women’s programs made Arkansas feel like home. It’s rare to see this kind of crossover impact, and it could signal a new era for Razorbacks basketball. How do you think this unified approach will shape the future of both teams? #Sports #ArkansasBasketball #JohnCalipari00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowRazorbacks set for epic showdowns this seasonArkansas fans, get ready—this year’s Razorbacks basketball schedule is stacked with powerhouse matchups! The Hogs will kick off a thrilling non-conference run by heading to Michigan State on November 8, followed by huge games against Duke in Chicago, Louisville at home, Texas Tech in Dallas, and Houston in Brooklyn. What’s wild is that Arkansas will face every single Elite Eight team from last season, including both national title contenders and the reigning champs. With so many high-stakes games, this season could be one for the history books. Which matchup are you most excited about? #Sports #Razorbacks #ArkansasBasketball00Share
Julie Alexander+FollowArkansas hoops makes bold move with 10th-graderJohn Calipari just made his earliest-ever scholarship offer, and it’s shaking up Arkansas basketball. The Razorbacks coach spotted in-state phenom Anthony Spratt Jr.—just 15 years old and fresh off a state title run—and didn’t wait to make his move. Calipari’s decision to offer a 10th-grader is a first in his legendary career, showing how much faith he has in Spratt’s potential. With college coaches and even NBA scouts already watching, Spratt’s journey is just beginning. How do you feel about recruiting players this young? Is it too soon, or just the new normal? #Education #ArkansasBasketball #JohnCalipari00Share
Charles Coleman+FollowCalipari’s red jacket sparks Razorback prideJohn Calipari’s switch from Kentucky blue to Razorback red became a hot topic in Arkansas, but it’s more than just a fashion statement. After fans called out his navy jacket during a rough start, Calipari’s tailor, Donny Hubbard, helped him embrace bold red looks—turning wardrobe drama into a symbol of commitment. Now, Calipari’s custom suits are making waves, and even the players are taking notice. It’s wild how much a jacket can mean to a fanbase! Do you think a coach’s style really matters, or is it all about the wins? #News #ArkansasBasketball #Calipari10Share
Judith Nelson+FollowBilly Richmond’s speed is Arkansas’ secret weaponBilly Richmond III plays basketball like he’s on a Mario Kart speed run—blazing down the court, leaving defenders in the dust. Last season, he was nearly unstoppable in transition, ranking in the 98th percentile for fast break points. But just like in Mario Kart, speed can lead to wipeouts: his struggles from the 3-point line slowed him down in half-court play. If Richmond can balance his turbo-charged style with some finesse—especially improving his shooting—he could be the X-factor Arkansas needs. What do you think: should he keep gunning it, or learn to pump the brakes? #Sports #ArkansasBasketball #BillyRichmond00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowInside Calipari’s Arkansas recruiting frenzyJohn Calipari is turning Arkansas basketball recruiting into a five-star showdown, with homegrown star JJ Andrews already stacking MVPs and championships. The buzz? Calipari’s relentless courtside presence is making the Hogs a real contender for top 2026 talent like Jordan Smith Jr., Tay Kinney, and Arafan Diane. Each prospect’s odds of joining Arkansas are now tracked on a confidence scale, adding a whole new layer of drama. With so many elite players considering Fayetteville, how do you feel about Calipari’s aggressive approach? Which prospect do you think would make the biggest impact for the Hogs? Let’s talk future Razorbacks! #Sports #ArkansasBasketball #Calipari00Share
Aaron Gentry+FollowRazorbacks’ 2025-26 hoops schedule is wildArkansas fans, get ready—next season’s Razorbacks basketball schedule is shaping up to be one of the toughest and most exciting in years. The Hogs are not only facing powerhouse teams like Duke, Louisville, Texas Tech, and Houston, but they’re also hosting Queens for the first time ever as the Royals make their Division I debut. With 17 games against last year’s NCAA Tournament teams and every Elite Eight squad on the docket, Coach Calipari is really putting this team to the test. How do you feel about such a stacked non-conference lineup? Which matchup are you most excited for? #Sports #Razorbacks #ArkansasBasketball00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowRazorbacks face toughest hoops schedule yetArkansas basketball fans are in for a wild ride this season—every single team from last year’s NCAA Elite Eight is on the Razorbacks’ schedule! Plus, the Hogs will host Queens University of Charlotte for the first time ever this December at Bud Walton Arena. With John Calipari at the helm, Arkansas is taking on powerhouse programs like Duke, Louisville, Texas Tech, and Houston, all before SEC play even starts. This lineup is a real test for the team and a treat for fans. Which matchup are you most excited for? Think this schedule sets the Hogs up for a deep tournament run? #Sports #Razorbacks #ArkansasBasketball00Share
Susan Reeves+FollowArkansas hoops lands visit from top 2026 centerArafan Diane, the nation’s No. 1 center for 2026, is officially coming to Fayetteville for a visit on August 29! This 7’1” powerhouse has been turning heads with his dominance at the NBPA Top 100 Camp and his impressive stats for Guinea’s U17 team—averaging 19 points and 12 rebounds. Diane’s mix of power moves, smooth shooting, and surprising agility makes him a game-changer. With over 20 offers, his visit is a huge deal for Razorback fans. What do you think Diane could bring to Arkansas basketball if he chooses the Hogs? #Sports #Basketball #ArkansasBasketball00Share
