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Arkansas Set to Open Football Season Against FCS Member Alabama A&M

Arkansas will open its 2024 college football season hosting Alabama A&M on Saturday at 4:15 p.m. ET in Fayetteville, with coverage on SEC Network and ESPN+.
Arkansas prepared for the game with a veteran roster of 29 seniors led by head coach Sam Pittman entering his sixth season, emphasizing leadership during pressure situations.
The Razorbacks improved their depth and experience this offseason despite roster turnover, while Alabama A&M brings a potent offense ranked seventh in FCS that relies on 0 coverage and internal blitzes.
Pittman expressed confidence that having veteran players take the lead gives the team a significant edge during challenging moments.
This matchup presents Arkansas a chance to leverage its experienced squad against a strong FCS opponent and set momentum for a challenging schedule ahead, with implications for team growth and leadership stability.

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