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Jordan Anthony earns accolade as The Bowerman finalist Jordan Anthony earns accolade as The Bowerman finalist

Jordan Anthony earns accolade as The Bowerman finalist

Arkansas sprinter Jordan Anthony has been named one of three finalists for the 2025 Bowerman and becomes the fourth finalist for the Razorback men’s program. In completing his first full season of collegiate track and field, Anthony delivered a pair of national sprint titles and three SEC titles while claiming high point honors at both SEC Outdoor and NCAA Outdoor Championships.

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Talking Season kicks off for the Southeastern Conference on July 14 at SEC Media Days in Atlanta, with the Arkansas Razorbacks taking their turn on Thursday, July 17, with defensive lineman Cam Ball, quarterback Taylen Green and linebacker Xavian Sorey Jr. accompanying sixth-year head coach Sam Pittman.

During the 50th staging of the Prefontaine Classic on Saturday, Arkansas alum Ackera Nugent won the 100m hurdles in 12.32 seconds while Razorback Isabella Whittaker finished third in the 400m.

A career best time of 44.15 seconds by Arkansas alum Chris Bailey placed him second in the 400m at the 50th Prefontaine Classic on Saturday.

Arkansas alum Nickisha Pryce claimed a third consecutive 400m title at the Jamaican National Championships on Sunday while Ackera Nugent finished second in the 100m hurdles.

Three Razorbacks claimed national titles during the Jamaican National Championships this weekend as Tyrice Taylor won the 800m while Arkansas alums Romaine Beckford and Carey McLeod captured high jump and long jump titles, respectively.

The Arkansas Razorbacks place 120 student-athletes on the 2024-25 First-Year SEC Academic Honor Roll as part of a total of 1,903 student-athletes across the league.

Arkansas women’s track & field assistant coach Bryan Compton goes in depth about his legendary career. With decades of experience, Compton opens up about his coaching journey, the mentors who shaped him and the evolution of the Razorback program.

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