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About Arkansas Razorbacks Football
The Razorbacks are a tough-as-nails football team, a juggernaut on the field. Celebrate college football season by getting your cheap Arkansas Razorbacks football tickets and heading to the stadium to support your team!
Establishing a Razorback legacy
The Arkansas football program began in 1894, coached by one of the university's Latin professors. The team got its Razorback nickname after a particularly brutal game they won against LSU. Throughout the early years, the Razorbacks were fierce in the league, stoking rivalries with the Ole Miss Rebels, the LSU Tigers, and the Texas Longhorns. In 1964 they claimed a national championship title, narrowly missing a second shot a few years later in 1969 at "The Big Shootout" game against the #1 Texas Longhorns. Under the leadership of coaches like Frank Broyles and Ken Hatfield, the Razorbacks went on to clinch over a dozen Southwest Conference championships. In 1992 the team moved to the Southeastern Conference, winning their first divisional championship three years later against Florida. Arkansas is a regular contender in the post-season and has competed in Cotton Bowls and Sugar Bowls.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Razorbacks Football
Where do the Arkansas Razorbacks play football?
The Arkansas Razorbacks football team plays their home games at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville, AR.
Has Arkansas ever won a national championship in football?
Over the years, the Arkansas Razorbacks football team has only won one national championship back in 1964. The team is still chasing for their second trophy.
What colors are the Arkansas Razorbacks?
The Razorbacks wear white and cardinal red for all their sporting teams, including Razorbacks Football.
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