Texas heads over to Fayetteville, AR, tomorrow night for a heavyweight SEC bout with the No.20-ranked Razorbacks on their home turf. Despite the Longhorns playing extremely well lately, winning six out of their last eight conference games, Arkansas might be the toughest opponent they've faced as of late.
Sean Miller will have to continue harping on defensive performance to finish out the year, because Razorbacks guard duo of Darius Acuff and Meleek Thomas are two of the most effective scorers in the SEC right now. Acuff is averaging a whopping 22.0 PPG on 49.1% shooting, and Thomas is averaging 15.0 PPG, and shooting 40% from three-point territory in 2026.
Tramon Mark, Jordan Pope, and Dailyn Swain are going to have to play excellent defense on Wednesday night, or else this one could get out of hand pretty quickly in the Razorbacks' favor.
Let's take a look at some pertinent information about the matchup:
When does the game start for Texas vs. Arkansas?
Tipoff: 6:00pm CST/7:00pm EST.
Date: March 4, 2026.
How to watch/listen to Texas vs. Arkansas.
TV: ESPN2
Stream: Sling TV, Fubo TV, ESPN App.
Radio: Longhorn Radio Network, Sirius XM 162 or 191.
Who are the announcers for the Texas vs. Arkansas game?
The play-by-play coverage will be done by ESPN2's Roy Philpott and Daymeon Fishback
Radio coverage will be done by Texas' own Craig Way and Eddie Oran for LRN.
What is the all-time series history between Texas and Arkansas?
All-time series: Arkansas currently leads the series 89-68.
Last meeting: Arkansas defeated Texas by a score of 86-81 in Fayetteville on February 26, 2025.
Injury Report:
Texas
PF/C Lassina Traore - Game time decision (Knee)
Arkansas
SF Karter Kox - Out (Underwent knee surgery in February)