Arkansas is set to make program history as they face Virginia in Washington, D.C. in the Capital Showcase on Nov. 8. The game will take place at Capital One Arena with tipoff scheduled for 1 PM ET. Arkansas, who finished last season with a 28-9 record and clinched the SEC Tournament title, has a historical rivalry with Virginia, having previously met seven times between 1984 and 1998. The game will be televised on ESPN, with ticket sales starting Sept. 4.

By the Numbers
  • Arkansas holds a 3-4 all-time record against Virginia.
  • Last season, Arkansas achieved a 28-9 record, while Virginia posted a 30-6 record.
State of Play
  • This matchup is part of the annual Capital Showcase, marking Arkansas's first game in D.C.
  • Jordan Smith Jr., a D.C. native and prominent player, adds local significance to the game.
What's Next

Fans can anticipate the upcoming ticket sales on Sept. 4 and should prepare for a competitive matchup as both teams aim for a strong start to their seasons in this historic game.

Bottom Line

The Arkansas versus Virginia game represents a significant milestone for the Razorbacks and showcases the growing prominence of college basketball in high-stakes venues like D.C.'s Capital One Arena.