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Arkansas-Arkansas Pine Bluff free livestream: How to watch college football game tonight, TV, time
The Arkansas Razorbacks play against the Arkansas-Pine Bluff Golden Lions in their season opener tonight. The matchup will be broadcasted on ESPNU at 6:30 p.m. CT. Fans can watch this game for free online by using the free trials offered by Fubo TV and DirecTV Stream. Alternatively, Sling offers a first month discount to new users.
Arkansas had a disappointing 4-8 record in 2023. Notably, the team struggled mightily with a 1-7 conference record last season. With this in mind, Arkansas is looking to bounce back with a better performance in 2024.
The Razorbacks still have former Auburn linebacker Travis Williams as their defensive coordinator, as he enters his second year at the position.
The Arkansas defense performed at a high level last year, allowing less than 360 yards per game. They also greatly improved their pass defense, accruing 12 interceptions throughout the year. Additionally, Arkansas allowed the fourth-fewest passing yards in the conference last year, so they will try to perform similarly in 2024.
The Arkansas offense will be led by transfer quarterback Taylen Green, who played at Boise State last season. The junior quarterback ended the year with 20 total touchdowns and more than 2,000 total yards, so he will be integral to the team’s offense this year.
Arkansas-Pine Bluff has struggled over the past two seasons, as they have a 5-17 record since 2022. The team will try to pull off the upset by overperforming this evening, but Arkansas should be able to take care of business at home.
Fans can watch this college football game for free online by using the free trials offered by Fubo TV and DirecTV Stream. Alternatively, Sling offers a first month discount to new users.
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When is Arkansas football coach Ryan Silverfield’s first press conference?
FAYETTEVILLE — Ryan Silverfield will be officially introduced as the 35th head coach of Arkansas football on Thursday, Dec. 4.
That’s when Silverfield will have his first press conference. The media session is scheduled for 1 p.m. Four hours later, Silverfield will be introduced to the public with a celebration inside the Walker Pavilion. That event is free to attend, with doors opening at 4 p.m.
Razorbacks athletic director Hunter Yurachek will also take part in Silverfield’s press conference with the local media.
Silverfield arrives in Arkansas after spending the previous decade at Memphis. He worked his way from assistant to head coach, taking over as the Tigers’ leader after Mike Norvell left for Florida State in 2019.
In six full seasons as the Memphis coach, Silverfield went 50-25, including a pair of 10-plus win seasons in 2023 and 2024. He earned bowl eligibility in all six years.
With eight wins this season, Memphis has posted 29 victories over the last three seasons to be among the nation’s top-15 programs in wins.
Before Memphis, Silverfield had stints at the high school, college and NFL ranks. He served as an assistant coach for the Detroit Lions and the Minnesota Vikings and spent time at Jacksonville, UCF, Toledo and Arizona State.
Arkansas craves the kind of consistent winning Silverfield experienced with the Tigers. The Hogs are coming off a 2-10 campaign under the combination of Pittman and interim coach Bobby Petrino. In their past three seasons, the Razorbacks have a combined record of 13-24 overall. That mark drops to 4-20 in the SEC.
Jackson Fuller covers Arkansas football, basketball and baseball for the Southwest Times Record, part of the USA TODAY Network. Reach him at jfuller@usatodayco.com or follow him@jacksonfuller16 on X, formerly known as Twitter.
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Ella McCarthy covers state politics and the state Supreme Court. Before joining the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, she covered Austin City Hall for the Austin American-Statesman, and before that, held a fellowship with ABC News in Washington, D.C., where she covered national politics. A graduate of the Missouri School of Journalism, her work has been recognized by the Hearst Foundation, the Missouri Press Association and LION Publishers in the LION local journalism awards. She contributed to the Statesman’s coverage of a two-city shooting rampage that won a national Edward R. Murrow Award for breaking news coverage.
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