This is what breaks my heart. A whole generation of Hog fans may grow up never knowing what that stadium feels like when we're winning. That pride and that tradition were handed to us. We owe it to them to fight for it.
In November 2025, Arkansas launched the ALL IN Fund for football.
Fans have pledged nearly $25 million.
Today we’re 2-3, and The Athletic reports our roster budget, about $22-25 million, is dead last in the SEC.
So where did the money go? 🧵👇
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Aug. 6, Arkansas' Associate AD for Communications: "Would appreciate it if you could talk about it on the show…"
Bo: "Got it. Thanks! We just talked about it."
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Quotes like these carry a lot of weight.
When the legends of the program speak so poignantly about where things are, it should ring to the highest towers of the athletic department.
@NiceAnderson1@JonesRj1200@DanWolken@ArkansasQuant The point is - those programs have improved. We’ve literally gotten worse. And, to reiterate my initial comment - there’s NOTHING redeemable about this season. Nothing to build on. No improvement from week to week. Still bad snaps. Still poor throws. Poor decision making.
7-8 weeks til top portal players will be hearing out NIL offers from teams. 8-9 weeks til they make up their mind before Christmas. The money for a more competitive 2027 roster has to be in place by then. 30-35 business days. Have we seen an increase in fundraising EFFORTS that indicates we want to field a more competitive roster for 2027? Effort doesn’t cost anything extra, nor does crowdsourcing hurt us.
So, did the BoT really mean they want to see us more competitive if we aren’t seeing a fundraising EFFORT increase in the most important 3 month window of the year for the following season’s roster?
Arkansas lost to Texas A&M last Saturday, 34-7. What is happening in Fayetteville? We break down the economics of the athletic department.
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