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Arkansas basketball availability report – Ole Miss week
The first availability report for Arkansas basketball’s (11-3, 0-1 SEC) matchup against the No. 23 Ole Miss Rebels (12-2, 1-0 SEC) was released by the Southeastern Conference on Tuesday.
Introduced over the offseason, availability reports will be filed one day before contests, with an additional update on game day.
According to the SEC, student-athletes will be designated as “available”, “probable”, “doubtful” or “out” for their next game. For additional clarity on game day, student-athletes will be designated as “available”, “game time decision” or “out.”
Below is the first availability report of the week ahead of Arkansas’ game against Ole Miss, which will tip off at 6 p.m. CT at Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville:
Some journeys begin with a recipe and a dream, restaurant Star of India said after they were named the 2026 Arkansas Asian Business of the Year.
Nestled just off Shackleford Road in Little Rock, Star of India has served generations of hungry Arkansans since its opening in 1993.
The restaurant thanked their community in a post to their Facebook page.
Behind this recognition are decades of early mornings, late nights, quiet sacrifices, and an unwavering belief in serving the community with heart. What started as a small family vision grew only because generations of guests welcomed us into their lives, their celebrations, and their traditions.
This award is accepted with humility and gratitude — not as a finish line, but as a reminder of the responsibility to keep serving with the same dedication, warmth, and respect that built this legacy.
To our community in Little Rock and beyond thank you for walking this journey with us for more than thirty years.
The award was presented by the Arkansas Association of Asian Business at the East Meets West ceremony.
Check out some photos shared by the restaurant below:
Little Rock’s Star of India named Arkansas Asian Business of the Year for 2026 (Photo Star of India)
Little Rock’s Star of India named Arkansas Asian Business of the Year for 2026 (Photo Star of India)
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After 15 weeks into the regular season, Alabama men’s basketball entered its matchups against then-No. 20 Arkansas and LSU as the No. 25 team in the AP Top 25, but was outside of the Coaches Poll for the third straight week.
The Crimson Tide came into this past week winning its previous four contests, and Alabama continued the streak with a 117-115 home win over the Razorbacks in double overtime on Feb. 18 and an 90-83 road victory over the Tigers on Feb. 21.
These wins helped Alabama move up to No. 17 in the AP Top 25 and No. 18 in the Coaches Poll on Monday.
Against Arkansas, Alabama’s 117 points became the second-most scored in school history following career-high scoring performances by guard Labaron Philon Jr. (35 points) and Aiden Sherrell (26). In addition to the scoring total, Alabama had a couple more season bests: 76 percent from the field in the second half, 40 made field goals and 58 points in the paint.
Against LSU, Aden Holloway led the way with 17 points and put up what head coach Nate Oats called the guard’s best game “on the defensive end all year.” Amari Allen and London Jemison were also big down the stretch as they finished the game with 16 and 12 points, respectively. Aiden Sherrell had 12 points and 10 rebounds before fouling out.
Alabama aims to further the winning streak at home against Mississippi State on Feb. 25 and on the road against No. 22 Tennessee on Feb. 28.
AP Top 25
(Ranking, Team, First-Place Votes, Record, Points)
- Duke (56), 25-2, 1520
- Arizona (5), 25-2, 1439
- Michigan, 25-2, 1433
- Iowa State, 23-4, 1272
- Houston, 23-4, 1251
- UConn, 25-3, 1211
- Florida, 21-6, 1112
- Purdue, 22-5, 1062
- Gonzaga, 27-2, 1039
- Illinois, 22-6, 895
- Virginia, 24-3, 884
- Nebraska, 23-4, 858
- Michigan State, 22-5, 856
- Kansas, 20-7, 774
- St. John’s 22-5, 763
- Texas Tech, 20-7, 592
- Alabama, 20-7, 402
- North Carolina, 21-6, 388
- BYU, 20-7, 361
- Arkansas, 20-7, 356
- Miami-Ohio, 27-0, 335
- Tennessee, 20-7, 288
- Saint Louis, 25-2, 242
- Louisville, 20-7, 186
- Vanderbilt, 21-6, 171
Others Receiving Votes: Wisconsin 47, Saint Mary’s 30, Villanova 15, Miami 10, Utah St. 8, NC State 7, SMU 4, Texas A&M 3, Iowa 3, UCF 3, High Point 2, Stephen F Austin 2, Navy 1.
Coaches Poll
(Ranking, Team, First-Place Votes, Record, Points)
- Duke (27), 25-2, 771
- Arizona (4), 25-2, 733
- Michigan, 25-2, 723
- Houston, 23-4, 647
- Iowa State, 23-4, 629
- UConn, 25-3, 604
- Florida, 21-6, 547
- Purdue, 22-5, 538
- Gonzaga, 27-2, 532
- Nebraska, 23-4, 463
- Illinois, 22-6, 453
- Virginia, 24-3, 449
- Michigan State, 22-5, 404
- Kansas, 20-7, 373
- St. John’s, 22-5, 359
- Texas Tech, 20-7, 332
- Arkansas, 20-7, 235
- Alabama, 20-7, 192
- North Carolina, 21-6, 166
- Louisville, 20-7, 154
- Vanderbilt, 21-6, 144
- Tennessee, 20-7, 141
- BYU, 20-7, 137
- Saint Louis, 25-2, 131
- Miami-Ohio, 27-0, 116
Schools Dropped Out: No. 24 Clemson; No. 25 Wisconsin.
Others Receiving Votes: Wisconsin 35; Villanova 25; Georgia 18; Utah State 7; Iowa 6; Saint Mary’s 5; Miami (FL) 5; Clemson 1.
Alabama Basketball’s 2025-26 Season in the Polls
- Preseason: No. 15 in AP Poll, No. 16 in Coaches Poll
- After Week 1 (North Dakota win, St. John’s win): No. 8 in AP Poll, No. 9 in Coaches Poll
- After Week 2 (Purdue loss): No. 11 in AP Poll, No. 11 in Coaches Poll
- After Week 3 (Illinois win): No. 8 in AP Poll, No. 9 in Coaches Poll
- After Week 4 (Gonzaga loss, UNLV win, Maryland win): No. 12 in AP Poll, No. 12 in Coaches Poll
- After Week 5 (Clemson win, UTSA win): No. 12 in AP Poll, No. 12 in Coaches Poll
- After Week 6 (Arizona loss): No. 16 in AP Poll, No. 16 in Coaches Poll
- After Week 7 (USF win, Kennesaw State win): No. 14 in AP Poll, No. 15 in Coaches Poll
- After Week 8 (Holiday break): No. 15 in Coaches Poll (AP Top 25 not released during break)
- After Week 9 (Yale win, Kentucky win): No. 13 in AP Poll, No. 12 in Coaches Poll
- After Week 10 (Vanderbilt loss, Texas loss): No. 18 in AP Poll, No. 18 in Coaches Poll
- After Week 11 (Mississippi State win, Oklahoma win): No. 17 in AP Poll, No. 17 in Coaches Poll
- After Week 12 (Tennessee loss): No. 23 in AP Poll, No. 23 in Coaches Poll
- After Week 13 (Missouri win, Florida loss): Not ranked in AP Poll, Not ranked in Coaches Poll
- After Week 14 (Texas A&M win, Auburn win): Not ranked in AP Poll, Not ranked in Coaches Poll
- After Week 15 (Ole Miss win, South Carolina win): No. 25 in AP Poll, Not ranked in Coaches Poll
- After Week 16 (Arkansas win, LSU win): No. 17 in AP Poll, No. 18 in Coaches Poll
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