Full 2024 Schedule Revealed for Razorbacks by SEC

Hogs avoid four-week death trap, but plenty of tough games and Texas at end of season

Author:
Daniel Shi
Updated:
Dec 14, 2023 12:54 AM EST
Original:
Dec 13, 2023

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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The full 2024 schedule reveal was announced on the ESPN SEC Network on Wednesday night. A year after being dealt a tough hand with four straight true road games in conference play, Arkansas will look for better luck in 2024.

The new-look SEC without divisions includes two new teams, Texas and Oklahoma. This is also the first time all teams in the conference will have two bye weeks for the first time. The top two overall teams will make the SEC Championship game.

The Razorbacks will start its season against in-state rival Arkansas- Pine Bluff in Little Rock before taking on a tough non-conference road test against Oklahoma State.

Arkansas opens conference play on the road against Auburn before playing Texas A&M in Arlington for the final time before hosting Tennessee for the first time since 2020.

After the first open week, the Hogs will host LSU before playing both SEC teams from Mississippi before reaching the new second bye week.

Rivalries will be renewed against Texas Nov. 16 in Fayetteville for the first time as conference opponents since 1991 when both teams were part of the now-defunct Southwest Conference. The Razorbacks will finish the non-conference schedule against Louisiana Tech and finish out the season in Columbia, taking on Missouri in Week 14.

The Razorbacks have six teams on their 2024 slate that finished ranked in the top-25 in the final 2023 CFP poll (No. 3 Texas, No. 9 Missouri, No. 11 Ole Miss, No. 13 LSU, No. 20 Oklahoma State, No. 21 Tennessee).

FULL SCHEDULE:
Aug. 31: Pine Bluff (Little Rock, Ark.)
Sept. 7: at Oklahoma State
Sept. 14: UAB
Sept. 21: at Auburn
Sept. 28: Texas A&M (Arlington, Texas)
Oct. 5: Tennessee
Oct. 12: Bye
Oct. 19: LSU
Oct. 26: at Mississippi State
Nov. 2: Ole Miss
Nov. 9: Bye
Nov. 16: Texas
Nov. 23: Louisiana Tech
Nov. 30: at. Missouri