EchoingEagle+FollowBig changes could hit Arkansas students’ walletsArkansas’ proud tradition of a self-sustaining athletic department is on the chopping block after a surprise move by the university’s board of trustees. Now, millions that once flowed from Razorback sports to the university could reverse direction, with the school scrambling to find $6 million a year for athletics. With no clear plan, the pressure is mounting to introduce a mandatory student athletic fee—something leaders have long resisted. For students already juggling tuition and jobs, this could mean paying more for sports they might not even follow. What do you think: should all students help fund athletics, or is there a better way? #Sports #Arkansas #Razorbacks00Share
jharvey+FollowArkansas sports: Big spending, bigger surprisesArkansas’ women’s tennis team brought in just $82 last year—less than a dinner out—while spending over $1 million to compete. Meanwhile, football raked in nearly $30 million in profit, boosted by Bobby Petrino’s return and a massive jump in ticket sales. Men’s basketball also turned a healthy profit, but almost every other sport, even baseball, operated at a loss. It’s wild how success on the field doesn’t always mean financial wins. Should schools keep pouring money into non-revenue sports, or is it time to rethink the playbook? Let’s hear your take! #Sports #Arkansas #Razorbacks00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowRazorbacks Rule SEC, Gators StumbleHog fans, it’s official—Coach Calipari’s Razorbacks are the new top dogs in the SEC, climbing to No. 15 in the latest AP Top 25 after taking down Vandy and LSU. Meanwhile, the Gators’ surprise loss to Auburn snapped their hot streak and sent them tumbling in the rankings. Is Arkansas the real deal this year, or will Florida bounce back? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #CollegeBasketball #Arkansas00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowVanderbilt’s rough night in Arkansas sparks big questionsVanderbilt fans, that Arkansas game was a tough pill to swallow. After a red-hot start to the season, the Commodores just got steamrolled by the Razorbacks, trailing by as much as 31 and never leading once. Coach Mark Byington didn’t sugarcoat it—he called the performance “embarrassing” and said it was the first time all year he felt the team didn’t compete. With three straight losses and opponents lighting up the scoreboard, it’s clear something’s off. Can the Dores regroup against Mississippi State, or is this a bigger issue? What do you think needs to change? #Sports #VanderbiltBasketball #Arkansas00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowVanderbilt basketball’s tough night in ArkansasVanderbilt basketball fans, that Arkansas game was a gut punch. The Commodores trailed by as much as 31 points—their biggest deficit all season—and never once held the lead. Arkansas ran wild on fast breaks and dominated the boards, exposing Vanderbilt’s struggles on defense and rebounding. Now, after three straight losses, Vandy’s shot at the SEC title is slipping away. With the team sitting last in defensive efficiency during conference play, it’s time to ask: What needs to change for the Commodores to get their swagger back? Let’s talk about what’s next for this squad. #Sports #VanderbiltBasketball #Arkansas00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowFaupel Snubs Bruins: Fanbase or Football?Donovan Faupel, the California native and former Aggie, just threw some shade at the UCLA fanbase after choosing Arkansas over a return to the Golden State. On the Moore Sports podcast, Faupel said LA’s distractions and weak fan support played a big role in his decision. Even though he praised the Bruins’ program, his comments have sparked debate. With Coach Chesney’s loaded transfer class, though, it looks like the Bruins are still trending up for 2026. Thoughts on Faupel’s take, Bruin Nation? #Sports #UCLA #Arkansas00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowVanderbilt and Arkansas look to bounce backVanderbilt and Arkansas fans, both teams are hungry to snap out of their recent slumps as they clash in Fayetteville. After a record-breaking start, Vanderbilt has dropped two straight, while Arkansas is trying to shake off two losses in three games. The Razorbacks’ Darius Acuff Jr. is making a name for himself as a freshman, and both squads are dealing with injuries and lineup changes. This matchup could be a turning point—do you think either team can regain their early-season form? Let’s hear your predictions and what you think each team needs to do to get back on track! #Sports #Vanderbilt #Arkansas00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowVanderbilt faces tough test at ArkansasVanderbilt basketball is hitting the road with a lot to prove after back-to-back losses, and Tuesday’s matchup at Arkansas could be a turning point. The spotlight is on the battle between point guards Tyler Tanner and Darius Acuff—two of the SEC’s best. If Vanderbilt can force Arkansas into tough two-point shots and keep its bigs out of foul trouble, there’s a real shot to bounce back. But Arkansas’ depth and home-court edge make this a tall order. How do you see this one playing out? Can the Commodores right the ship, or is Arkansas too much at home? #Sports #VanderbiltBasketball #Arkansas00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowCoach Calipari’s press conference walk-off has fans talkingArkansas coach John Calipari couldn’t hide his frustration after learning Missouri beat Auburn—right in the middle of his press conference. Just days after Arkansas suffered a blowout loss to Auburn, Calipari was defending his team when the news dropped that Mizzou handled Auburn by double digits. His reaction? He grimaced, cut the presser short, and walked out before he could say something he’d regret. Missouri’s win not only boosts their NCAA hopes but also adds another twist to the SEC rivalry drama. How do you think this impacts the Tigers’ and Razorbacks’ momentum? #Sports #Arkansas #Mizzou00Share
carlsongary+FollowArkansas faces a retail crossroads in 2026Longtime favorites like Lazzari Italian Oven in Jonesboro and several Big Lots locations across Arkansas are shutting down, leaving behind more than just empty storefronts—they’re taking away community hubs and affordable shopping options. Family Dollar closures in smaller towns are making it even harder for folks to access everyday essentials, turning some areas into true "goods deserts." Meanwhile, Park Plaza Mall in Little Rock is barely hanging on, while Rogers’ Pinnacle Hills Promenade is booming. It feels like the middle is disappearing, with choices shrinking for many. How are these changes affecting your daily life or your neighborhood? #Business #LocalBusiness #Arkansas00Share
