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Arkansas coach Sam Pittman says House settlement provides level NIL playing field in competitive SEC

Sam Pittman says a $2.8 billion antitrust settlement that went into effect this month levels the college football playing field in a good way for his Arkansas team. Pittman said Arkansas now has a chance to compete on more even terms with other Southeastern Conference powers like Georgia,

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Oklahoman Sam Pittman faces annual scrutiny as Arkansas football coach | Berry Tramel’s ScissorTales

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Everything Arkansas coach Sam Pittman said at SEC Media Days

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Pittman on Arkansas' Green: 'He understands the speed of the game'

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Arkansas football head coach Sam Pittman’s utterly confident take amid SEC schedule

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WATCH: Sam Pittman gives an update on the team at SEC Media Days

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'Great opportunity': Arkansas football embracing one of the country's toughest schedules in 2025

Arkansas football might have the toughest schedule across the country this fall. Sam Pittman and his Razorbacks are choosing to embrace the difficulty.

Arkansas football’s Taylen Green reveals which current NFL QB inspired him

The Razorbacks quarterback is entering a huge 2025 season with his head coach, Sam Pittman, likely on the hot seat

Where does Arkansas turn after an injury to its newest star wideout?

The Arkansas Razorbacks received a major blow when it was announced that star transfer wide receiver Ismael Cisse will be out for the 2025 season due to a wrist injury, according to head coach Sam Pittman.

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Arkansas football enters fall camp still searching for 'the guy' at wide receiver

With fall camp roughly two weeks away, Arkansas football is still searching for 'the guys' at wide receiver to help out Taylen Green on offense.

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Razorbacks' QB judged 'Tier 3' guy, but where does he rank in SEC?

Sam Pittman will be mentally and emotionally weary by the time he finishes about five hours of interviews with SEC writers, radio folks, podcasters and