The Arkansas Razorbacks women’s basketball team is primed and ready for the 2021-22 season, which begins November 9 with a matchup against Tarleton State.
Head Coach Mark Neighbors’ fifth season with the squad will have the Razorbacks playing 13 non-conference games and 16 SEC games for a total of 29, up 5 from last year. The conference season opener will be on the road for the second season in a row, when the women’s basketball team takes on the Rebels at Ole Miss. Following the season opener, the Razorbacks will make their 2022 debut in Bud Walton Arena.
Basketball at Bud Walton Arena is always an electric atmosphere and makes a great excuse for a trek to Fayetteville, whether it’s a day trip for the game (and a bite to eat, of course!), or you’re staying a few days to take in some more of what our city has to offer!
Below is the 2021-22 schedule for the women’s basketball team, which could be subject to change, so please make sure to check for updates on arkansasrazorbacks.com.
Tuesday, Nov. 9 – Tarleton State
Friday, Nov. 12 – UAPB
Sunday, Nov. 14 – at UConn (Storrs or Hartford)
Friday, Nov. 19 – at Arkansas State (Jonesboro)
Monday, Nov. 22 – SMU
Saturday, Nov. 27 – Sam Houston State
Sunday, Nov. 28 – Belmont
Thursday, Dec. 2 – at UCF (Orlando)
Sunday, Dec. 5 – Cal
Thursday, Dec. 9 – Jackson State
Sunday, Dec. 12 – Little Rock
Saturday, Dec. 18 – vs. Central Arkansas (North Little Rock)
Tuesday, Dec. 21 – Creighton
Thursday, Dec. 30 – at Ole Miss
Sunday, Jan. 2 – Tennessee
Thursday, Jan. 6 – at Vanderbilt
Sunday, Jan. 9 – Missouri
Sunday, Jan. 16 – South Carolina
Thursday, Jan. 20 – at Alabama
Sunday, Jan. 23 – Mississippi State
Thursday, Jan. 27 – LSU
Monday, Jan. 31 – at Tennessee
Thursday, Feb. 3 – at Texas A&M
Thursday, Feb. 10 – Auburn
Sunday, Feb. 13 – at Missouri
Thursday, Feb. 17 – at Florida
Sunday, Feb. 20 – Kentucky
Thursday, Feb. 24 – Georgia
Sunday, Feb. 27 – at Mississippi State
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