FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Night football arrives at Razorback Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 26.
Arkansas hosts Tulsa at 7 p.m., and SEC Network+ will carry the game.
The game closes out the non-conference part of the 2026 schedule for the team. It’s also the first night game of the year at home.
The Hogs have beaten the Golden Hurricane 19 straight times. That run dates to 1977.
Then comes a road test. The Razorbacks visit Texas A&M on Saturday, Oct. 3, and the Arkansas vs. Texas A&M game time is 6 p.m.
The Southeastern Conference announced the time on Monday. ESPN or ESPN2 will televise it.
Tulsa comes first, and the Aggies follow. Those two dates fall a week apart, so fans will want to plan for both.
The trip will be the 82nd meeting between the two schools.
Series history and return to College Station
Arkansas leads the all-time series 42-37-3, and the teams have tied three times. The Aggies, though, have won the last four games.
The Razorbacks’ most recent win came on Sept. 25, 2021, by a score of 20-10. They’re looking for their first win over the Aggies since then.
In games played in College Station, the Hogs are 17-16-1. That’s a one-game edge.
The teams haven’t played in that city since 2020. They met there that year instead of Arlington because of COVID-19.
In short, the next two Saturdays bring a home night game and a road trip to College Station.
