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Arkansas football might have lost ‘Unc’ for the season
Razorback fans everywhere over 30 years old are hanging their heads in sadness tonight as news broke early Monday that Monte Harrison will be out “for a while,” according to Arkansas head coach Sam Pittman.
Arkansas loses Monte Harrison to injury
Harrison, who turned 30 years old in August, has broken his foot and may opt for a season-ending surgery. He was seen on the sideline of Arkansas’ game against Arkansas State, using crutches and wearing a boot on his left foot.
The true sophomore hasn’t made a massive impact in the box score so far this season. Against Alabama A&M, he had one reception for 29 yards late in the game. However, Harrison has done a nice job in the rushing attack, sometimes manhandling the younger defensive backs.
Before donning the cardinal and white, Harrison had a 10-year stint playing professional baseball. He spent time with the Milwaukee Brewers, Miami Marlins, and Los Angeles Angels organizations.
On a brighter note, Arkansas’ defensive line depth may grow this week. Abilene Christian transfer David Oke might be available for the Razorbacks’ game against Ole Miss. He’ll need to participate in three practices this week to make the trip to Oxford.
Arkansas football depth chart for Ole Miss
Offense
WR-X
9 O’Mega Blake R-Sr. // 6-2 // 187
11 Monte Harrison So. // 6-3 // 228**
5 Ja’Kayden Ferguson Fr. // 6-2 // 187
**Injured
WR-W
3 CJ Brown So. // 6-1 // 200
6 Raylen Sharpe R-Sr. // 5-9 // 169
-OR- 15 Kam Shanks R-So. // 5-8 // 169
LT
51 Corey Robinson II R-Sr. // 6-5 // 311
75 Kavion Broussard R-Fr. // 6-6 // 317
LG
55 Fernando Carmona R-Sr. // 6-5 // 325
70 Blake Cherry Fr. // 6-5 // 316
C
52 Caden Kitler R-Jr. // 6-3 // 305
53 Kash Courtney Fr. // 6-4 // 297
73 Brooks Edmonson R-Jr. // 6-4 // 326
RG
50 Kobe Branham R-Fr. // 6-5 // 329
-OR- 76 E’Marion Harris R-Jr. // 6-7 // 313
74 Marcus Dumervil *R-Sr. // 6-5 // 306
RT
76 E’Marion Harris R-Jr. // 6-7 // 313
-OR- 71 Shaq McRoy R-Fr. // 6-8 // 344
QB
10 Taylen Green R-Sr. // 6-6 // 235
7 KJ Jackson R-Fr. // 6-4 // 225
13 Trever Jackson R-Fr. // 6-3 // 202
8 Grayson Wilson Fr. // 6-3 // 215
RB
4 Mike Washington Sr. // 6-2 // 228
0 Braylen Russell So. // 6-1 // 238
1 Rodney Hill R-Jr. // 5-10 // 193
20 AJ Green R-Sr. // 5-10 // 216
FB
47 Maddox Lassiter R-So. // 6-4 // 250
TE-H
88 Rohan Jones Sr. // 6-3 // 242
TE-Y
81 Andreas Paaske *Sr. // 6-6 // 267
-OR- 83 Jaden Platt R-So. // 6-5 // 265
WR-Z
17 Jalen Brown R-So. // 6-1 // 171
14 Andy Jean R-So. // 6-1 // 189
-OR- 2 Courtney Crutchfield R-Fr. // 6-2 // 195
Defense
DE
97 Quincy Rhodes Jr. Jr. // 6-6 // 275
9 Charlie Collins So. // 6-5 // 255
44 Frank Mulipola R-Sr. // 6-4 // 274
DT
5 Cam Ball R-Sr. // 6-5 // 323
54 Keyshawn Blackstock R-Sr. // 6-5 // 320
91 Kevin Oatis Fr. // 6-3 // 289
DT
95 Ian Geffrard R-So. // 6-5 // 387
88 Danny Saili Sr. // 6-3 // 319
DE
0 Justus Boone R-Sr. // 6-4 // 278
-OR- 1 Phillip Lee R-Sr. // 6-4 // 240
6 Kavion Henderson R-Fr. // 6-2 // 257
LB
14 Stephen Dix Jr. *R-Sr. // 6-1 // 246
7 Bradley Shaw So. // 6-1 // 237
42 Wyatt Simmons R-Fr. // 6-1 // 225
-OR- 24 Andrew Harris Jr. // 6-3 //220
LB
10 Xavian Sorey Jr. R-Sr. // 6-3 // 225
26 Trent Whalen R-Sr. // 6-3 // 238
25 Tavion Wallace Fr. // 6-1 // 239
CB
23 Julian Neal R-Sr. // 6-2 // 208
2 Selman Bridges So. // 6-2 // 185
-OR- 21 Keshawn Davila Jr. // 6-1 // 165
S
16 Miguel Mitchell R-Jr. // 6-1 // 222
-OR- 22 Caleb Wooden Sr. // 6-1 // 195
S
3 Larry Worth III Sr. // 6-4 // 226
8 Quentavius Scandrett *Sr. // 6-3 // 210
CB
13 Kani Walker R-Sr. // 6-2 // 204
15 Jaheim Singletary R-Jr. // 6-2 // 201
NB
4 Jordan Young R-Sr. // 6-0 // 198
19 Shakur Smalls *R-Sr. // 6-0 // 209
Special Teams
K
80 Scott Starzyk Fr. // 5-10 // 172
40 Blake Ford R-Jr. // 6-1 // 223
P
37 Devin Bale R-Sr. // 6-3 // 205
36 Gavin Rush Fr. // 6-3 // 207
KO
37 Devin Bale R-Sr. // 6-3 // 205
-OR- 40 Blake Ford R-Jr. // 6-1 // 223
LS
30 Ashton Ngo R-Sr. // 5-11 // 236
49 Zach Haber R-So. // 5-10 // 226
H
37 Devin Bale R-Sr. // 6-3 // 205
36 Gavin Rush Fr. // 6-3 // 207
KR
1 Rodney Hill R-Jr. // 5-10 // 193
25 Markeylin Batton Fr. // 5-10 // 178
PR
15 Kam Shanks R-So. // 5-8 // 169
6 Raylen Sharpe R-Sr. // 5-9 // 169
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Arkansas Athletics, CommunityAmerica Credit Union launch multi-year partnership including Razorback Stadium naming rights
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The University of Arkansas Department of Athletics has signed a long-term partnership with CommunityAmerica Credit Union, marking a significant step in the credit union’s growing commitment to Northwest Arkansas. Facilitated by Learfield and Razorback Sports Properties, Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium will become CommunityAmerica Razorback Stadium beginning with the 2027 football season.
Rooted in more than 85 years of helping individuals and families achieve financial peace of mind and building on a 65-year legacy of service in Arkansas, CommunityAmerica is excited to engage with Razorback fans and support the communities they call home.
“This is so much more than a name on a stadium. It’s about becoming part of the Razorback Nation experience and helping fans, students, student-athletes and the communities we and the university serve,” said Lisa Ginter, Chief Executive Officer of CommunityAmerica Credit Union. “Our members are at the heart of everything we do and when we evaluate partnerships like this, it starts with what matters most to them. The University of Arkansas is a powerful source of pride and connection for people across the state and in many of our markets. This partnership underscores our long-term commitment to Northwest Arkansas, where we look forward to growing our presence and helping more families achieve financial peace of mind. We’re already deepening our roots with plans for a campus location and several new branches throughout the region.”
The multi-phased partnership extends beyond naming rights and designates CommunityAmerica as the Official Credit Union of Arkansas Athletics. CommunityAmerica will also serve as an official sponsor of Arkansas Athletics, supporting student-athletes and fans alike. The comprehensive partnership will also include the rebranding of the SEC Club inside Razorback Stadium as the CommunityAmerica Club, where fans enjoy premium amenities on gameday. As part of the agreement, CommunityAmerica will engage directly with Razorback student-athletes providing Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) opportunities, valuable financial education and programs to help them succeed both on and off the field.
“We are thrilled to welcome CommunityAmerica Credit Union as the Official Credit Union of Arkansas Athletics as one piece of a partnership that will benefit our student-athletes, fans and the state of Arkansas for years to come,” said Hunter Yurachek, Vice Chancellor and Director of Athletics at the University of Arkansas. “Our vision in the Department of Athletics is to be our best and CommunityAmerica’s commitment to excellence as a trusted, people-driven financial institution mirrors that same vision. This partnership is just getting started but its impact will help shape our future.”
Beginning with the 2027 football season, the partnership will expand into its second phase with the naming of CommunityAmerica Razorback Stadium and the launch of CommunityAmerica Razorback Checking, Debit and Credit Cards.
With a legacy of serving members across Arkansas and nationwide, CommunityAmerica is ranked among the most trusted and innovative credit unions in the country and among the largest in the Midwest. CommunityAmerica is excited to engage and serve Razorback fans and members more deeply with a variety of financial products and services that align to their passion for the University.
“Our members are proud of where they live and what they stand behind, and for so many in Arkansas and across our shared communities, that means being part of Razorback Nation,” Ginter said. “As we look ahead to launching Razorback-branded products in 2027, we’re excited to offer experiences that celebrate that pride, strengthen relationships and deliver meaningful value for the people and communities we serve.”
“This is a historic partnership featuring an innovative brand with a passion and proven track record of supporting their community, paired with one of the leading college athletics programs in the country,” said Allison Fillmore, Senior Vice President, Business Development at Learfield. “Learfield and Razorback Sports Properties are excited to collaborate with Arkansas Athletics, which will enhance fan and student-athlete experiences for years to come.”
Razorback Sports Properties is the locally based Learfield team that is the exclusive multimedia rights holder for Arkansas Athletics and oversees all sponsorship agreements on behalf of the Razorbacks.
About the University of Arkansas Department of Intercollegiate Athletics
The University of Arkansas Department of Intercollegiate Athletics pursues its vision to “Be Our Best” while developing 465+ student-athletes into Razorbacks and Champions for Life. As members of the Southeastern Conference (SEC), the Razorbacks consistently compete at the nation’s highest levels while proudly representing the University of Arkansas and the entire state. Arkansas has established itself as one of the most competitive programs in the nation, winning nine NCAA titles and over 50 SEC Championships in recent years.
About CommunityAmerica Credit Union
CommunityAmerica Credit Union is a not-for-profit financial institution committed to helping members get on a path to thrive and achieve financial peace of mind. Founded in 1940, and with Arkansas roots dating back to 1968, CommunityAmerica has grown to meet the evolving financial needs of its members. With nearly $10 billion in assets and more than 600,000 members, the credit union is ranked among the nation’s 50 largest credit unions. It is the largest credit union in Arkansas, Kansas, and Missouri, and one of the largest financial institutions with expanding operations in Northwest Arkansas. CommunityAmerica offers a full suite of financial products and services for individuals and businesses, including checking and savings, mortgages, loans, commercial banking, wealth management, retirement planning, and insurance. Federally chartered, CommunityAmerica serves members across multiple markets nationwide with branch locations in Arkansas, California, Kansas, Missouri, Nevada, Tennessee, and Texas. Learn more at CommunityAmerica.com.
About Learfield
Learfield is the leading media and technology company powering college athletics. Through its digital and physical platforms, Learfield owns and leverages a deep data set and relationships in the industry to drive revenue, growth, brand awareness, and fan engagement for brands, sports, and entertainment properties. With ties to over 1,200 collegiate institutions and over 12,000 local and national brand partners, Learfield’s presence in college sports and live events delivers influence and maximizes reach to target audiences. With solutions for a 365-day, 24/7 fan experience, Learfield enables schools and brands to connect with fans through licensed merchandise, game ticketing, donor identification for athletic programs, exclusive custom content, innovative marketing initiatives, NIL solutions, and advanced digital platforms. Since 2008, it has served as title sponsor for the acclaimed Learfield Directors’ Cup, supporting athletic departments across all divisions.
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