It’s hard to imagine the first six weeks of the Arkansas football‘s 2024 season going any better as the Razorbacks enter their bye week.
The Hogs are 4-2, equalling the total number of victories from 2023. They also have more SEC wins than they had last season, and Arkansas looks set to exceed all preseason expectations.
The highlight of the fall came last weekend. Arkansas stunned Tennessee 19-14 in front of a raucous Reynolds Razorback Stadium crowd for the program’s first home win over a top-five team since 1999.
Arkansas is 13th in the country in total offense, and the defense is starting to round into form under defensive coordinator Travis Williams. The Hogs have held all three of their SEC opponents well below their season average.
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Running back Ja’Quinden Jackson already has 10 rushing touchdowns after Arkansas had nine such scores as a team in 2023. Jackson — along with quarterback Taylen Green — are two transfers that have ignited the Razorbacks‘ offense.
Here’s what you need to know about Arkansas football’s remaining schedule:
No, Arkansas does not play this week. It will be on the first of its two bye weeks during Week 7 of the 2024 college football season.
The Razorbacks return to action in Week 8 against rival and No. 10 LSU at home. The Tigers won last year’s matchup 34-31 in Death Valley.
Arkansas will play three more games before its next scheduled bye week on Nov. 9 before closing the season with three straight games. The Hogs will close their season with the annual rivalry matchup against Missouri.
Here’s a full look at the Razorbacks’ schedule in 2024:
All times Central.
