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Arkansas Lady Razorbacks Women's Basketball Games & Tickets
The Arkansas Lady Razorbacks are a storied program in the SEC, known for their resilience, deep alumni ties, and thrilling games at Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville. With a rich NCAA history that includes a 1998 Final Four run and the 1999 WNIT championship hosted at Bud Walton Arena (with Lonniya Bragg earning MVP honors), the Razorbacks bring excitement to every home game. As they enter the 2025–26 season under first-year head coach Kelsi Musick, the team invites fans to pack Bud Walton Arena for another crowd-pleasing campaign full of fierce in-conference battles and standout performances. We’ve got you covered for tickets, scheduling updates, and insider info to help you secure your seats and experience the best of Razorbacks basketball this season.
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Quick Facts About Arkansas Lady Razorbacks Women's Basketball
- Home arena: Bud Walton Arena (capacity ~19,368).
- Conference: Southeastern Conference (SEC).
- NCAA Final Four: 1998 (West Regional champions, Final Four appearance).
- WNIT champions: 1999 (Bud Walton Arena hosted the championship; Lonniya Bragg MVP).
- Head coach for 2025–26: Kelsi Musick (1st year as Razorbacks head coach).
- 2025–26 schedule highlights: preseason exhibitions Oct 24 Cincinnati (Bud Walton Arena) and Oct 27 at Memphis (FedEx Forum); non-conference/SEC games through November–March including Duke in Chicago (Nov 27) and a December game in Newark against Houston; SEC opponents announced with eight home and eight away games.
Home Court & History: Bud Walton Arena seats approximately 19,368 fans, providing an electric atmosphere for SEC basketball. The Razorbacks compete in the Southeastern Conference, a powerhouse conference known for intense rivalries and top-tier competition. The 2025–26 schedule features a mix of non-conference matchups—like Duke in Chicago on November 27 and a December game in Newark against Houston—and a robust SEC slate with eight home and eight away games. SEC opponents include formidable programs such as South Carolina, Texas, and Kentucky. To stay in the loop on game dates, ticket availability, and promotions, follow the Razorbacks on their official social channels and secure your seats early for the best values and prime viewing angles.
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