Arkansas Razorbacks Football: History & Traditions

Arkansas Razorbacks football has represented the University of Arkansas since 1894 and has long been the flagship program of the state, drawing fans from across Arkansas to Fayetteville on fall Saturdays. The program has claimed conference championships in both the Southwest Conference and the SEC since joining in 1992, and its physical, run-first identity has produced some of the most respected offensive and defensive lines in program history.

Game day in Fayetteville centers on the "Calling the Hogs" chant — a rhythmic "Woo Pig Sooie" call that echoes through Reynolds Razorback Stadium before kickoff and after every big play. The Razorback mascot and band lead fans in the tradition, and red-and-white "Hog hats" are a common sight across the stadium. Night games in Fayetteville are known for an especially loud, electric atmosphere as the crowd builds through the evening.

Ticket Types & Seating Guide at Reynolds Razorback Stadium

Reynolds Razorback Stadium has several distinct seating areas, and knowing the layout makes a real difference in choosing the right ticket.

• 100 Level (Lower Level) — the closest seating to the field, running the full length of the stadium.
• Sections 104 & 123 (50-Yard Line) — the premium midfield sightline on the lower level, ideal for watching both offenses and defenses at the line of scrimmage.
• Sections 109-119 (North End Zone) — budget-friendly end zone seating with a straight-on view of scoring plays.
• Sections 127-137 (South End Zone) — the opposite end zone, mirroring the north side layout.
• 500 Level (Upper Deck Sidelines) — elevated sideline seating with a wide view of the full field.
• North Deck — upper-level seating on the north side of the stadium.
• Student Deck (South Side) — the designated student seating area, known for being the loudest section in the stadium.

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Rivalry Games to Watch in 2026

Arkansas's SEC schedule brings two of its longest-standing rivalries to Fayetteville and on the road in 2026. The Battle Line Rivalry against Missouri comes to Razorback Stadium on October 31, while the Hogs travel to Austin for the Southwest Classic-era rivalry with Texas on November 21. Both matchups carry decades of history from the programs' shared Southwest Conference roots.

Getting to Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium

Reynolds Razorback Stadium sits on the University of Arkansas campus in Fayetteville, and lots around the stadium fill up early on marquee SEC Saturdays. Parking passes for Arkansas home games are available on SOLDOUT.COM — browse Razorback Stadium parking lots alongside game tickets so you can lock in a spot before arriving rather than searching on game day.

Game Day Tips

• Arrive early. Fayetteville traffic backs up quickly on game days, especially for night kickoffs against Georgia, Tennessee, and LSU.
• Plan parking ahead of time. Campus lots near the stadium sell out fastest for the biggest SEC matchups.
• Check the forecast. Late-season games in November can turn cold in the Ozarks, while September kickoffs can still run hot with little shade in the upper deck.
• Know your section before you go. With north deck, south student deck, and both end zones offering very different atmospheres, pick a section that matches how you want to experience the game.
• Join the chant. "Calling the Hogs" happens throughout the game, not just before kickoff — it's worth knowing before you're in the crowd.

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