Basketball (W)

Full Schedule for Kelsi Musick's First Season Announced

September 11, 2025

FAYETTEVILLE – The first season under head coach Kelsi Musick will tip off on November 4 against Louisiana Tech in Bud Walton Arena.

Arkansas will play 15 non-conference games and 16 conference games for a total of 31 regular-season games in 2025-26.

Highlights

  • The Hogs will participate in the SEC/ACC Challenge for the third straight year and play at SMU on December 4. Arkansas is 2-0 in the Challenge with wins over Florida State and Boston College.
  • The Razorbacks will play all four Division I in-state opponents: UAPB (Nov. 7), UCA (Nov. 10),  Little Rock (Nov. 20) and Arkansas State (Dec. 28).
  • Thirteen of Arkansas’ opponents appeared in last year’s NCAA Tournament: Arkansas State (First Round), Harvard (First Round), Stephen F. Austin (First Round), Vanderbilt (First Round), Alabama (Second Round), South Carolina (Championship Game), Tennessee (Sweet 16), Texas (Final Four), LSU (Elite Eight), Kentucky (Second Round), Ole Miss (Sweet 16), Mississippi State (Second Round) and Oklahoma (Sweet 16).
  • Elementary Day will take place on Nov. 7 against UAPB. Last year’s Elementary Day game drew 12,267 fans and students.
  • The Razorbacks will play three true road games in the non-conference slate: a return trip to Texas Tech (Nov. 16), the SEC/ACC Challenge at SMU (Dec. 4) and a game at Missouri State (Dec. 13).
  • The Hogs will play in one regular-season tournament, the Music City Classic, in Nashville, Tennessee, during the week of Thanksgiving.
  • Arkansas will face UA-Fort Smith in an exhibition game on October 30. The Lions’ coaching staff includes Razorback great Alexis Tolfree.
  • The Hogs will close out the regular season on March 1 in Bud Walton Arena against Auburn.
  • The SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament will run from March 4-8 in Greenville, South Carolina.

Full Schedule

Season Tickets

Season tickets for the 2025-26 season are on sale. General admission season tickets are $53. Click here for more information or call (479) 575-5151 or email raztk@uark.edu.

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