FAYETTEVILLE — If you were planning to catch the Arkansas Razorbacks take on the Oklahoma Sooners this Friday evening, make sure to adjust your schedule. With a 50% chance of thunderstorms looming over Fayetteville, the series opener at Baum-Walker Stadium has been moved up from its original 6 p.m. slot to 4 p.m.
The Razorbacks, ranked 18th nationally, are looking to solidify their spot in the SEC standings during this final home series. Currently, Arkansas holds a record of 32-17 overall and 13-11 in the SEC, tying them for sixth place. Meanwhile, the 21st-ranked Sooners, with a 30-16 overall record and 12-12 in conference play, are tied for ninth. The rivalry between these two teams promises an exciting matchup, even if the game kicks off a bit earlier than planned.
The rest of the series remains on schedule, with games set for Saturday at 2 p.m. and Sunday at 1 p.m. For those who can’t make it to Baum-Walker Stadium, all games are available to stream on SEC Network+.
This time change is just another twist in what has been a competitive season for the Razorbacks. Their quest to climb the SEC ranks has seen them battling it out in a tough field, with this weekend offering a crucial opportunity to gain ground. The Razorbacks’ fans, ever loyal, are expected to fill the stands despite the potential for stormy weather.
Weather in Arkansas in May can be unpredictable, to say the least. But if you’ve lived in Northwest Arkansas for a while, you know that a little rain never stops the Razorback faithful. Just remember to pack that poncho along with your team spirit!
As the season wraps up, keep an eye on how these games might impact postseason play. The tension is sure to build as both teams vie for better standings. Whether you’re watching from the bleachers or streaming from the comfort of your couch, this series is one to keep tabs on. For more Razorback sports updates, you can always check out other pieces on our site.
Source: NWA Democrat Gazette
