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Arkansas vs. Opponents


Arkansas Razorbacks
University of Arkansas
 Fayetteville, AR
Founded: 1871
Stadium: Donald W. Reynolds Stadium
Capacity: 72,656
Colors: Cardinal & White
Coach: Sam Pittman
Conference: Southeastern-

Team Home Summary  Coaches Games by Year Opponents Rankings Bowls Conference

  
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 Date   Opponent   Score    
 9/10/2022 (Sat)  vs.  South Carolina   * W 44-30     
 10/7/2017 (Sat)  @  South Carolina   * L 22-48     
 10/12/2013 (Sat)  vs.  South Carolina   * L 7-52     
 11/10/2012 (Sat)  @  South Carolina   * L 20-38     
 11/5/2011 (Sat)  vs.  South Carolina   * W 44-28     
 11/6/2010 (Sat)  @  South Carolina   * W 41-20     
 11/7/2009 (Sat)  vs.  South Carolina   * W 33-16     
 11/8/2008 (Sat)  @  South Carolina   * L 21-34     
 11/3/2007 (Sat)  vs.  South Carolina   * W 48-36     
 11/4/2006 (Sat)  @  South Carolina   * W 26-20     
 11/5/2005 (Sat)  vs.  South Carolina   * L 10-14     
 11/6/2004 (Sat)  @  South Carolina   * L 32-35     
 11/6/2003 (Thu)  vs.  South Carolina   * W 28-6     @ Little Rock, AR
 11/9/2002 (Sat)  @  South Carolina   * W 23-0     
 10/13/2001 (Sat)  vs.  South Carolina   * W 10-7     @ Little Rock, AR
 10/14/2000 (Sat)  @  South Carolina   * L 7-27     
 10/16/1999 (Sat)  vs.  South Carolina   * W 48-14     @ Little Rock, AR
 10/17/1998 (Sat)  @  South Carolina   * W 41-28     
 10/18/1997 (Sat)  vs.  South Carolina   * L 13-39     @ Little Rock, AR
 10/19/1996 (Sat)  @  South Carolina   * L 17-23     
 9/9/1995 (Sat)  vs.  South Carolina   * W 51-21     
 9/10/1994 (Sat)  @  South Carolina   * L 0-14     
 9/11/1993 (Sat)  vs.  South Carolina   * W 18-17     
 9/12/1992 (Sat)  @  South Carolina   * W 45-7     


Arkansas has won 14  and scored 649 points
South Carolina has won 10  and scored 574 points
with 0  being tied





# Forfeit       * Conference Game
Some records may be incomplete.



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