For one last time, [autotag]Arkansas basketball[/autotag] (6-3) will face No. 19 Oklahoma (8-0) in a non-conference match-up The 2023 edition of the “Crimson & Cardinal Classic” will be the last meeting before the Sooners join the Hogs in the SEC next season.
The Razorbacks own a 17-13 lead over Oklahoma in the all-time series, including a 6-1 record on neutral floors. Since this series began under the “Crimson & Cardinal Classic” moniker in 2021, the two teams have split each of the past two games. The Sooners won convincingly in the inaugural game, 88-66, and the Hogs got revenge last season, 88-78.
Saturday is a very pivotal game for [autotag]Eric Musselman[/autotag]’s squad. It may be December, but March will be here before you know it and Arkansas’ tournament resume could use another big non-conference win. As of Friday night, Arkansas is currently ranked 114th in NET rating and is a bubble team in early tournament projections.
The Razorbacks will have their hands full as Oklahoma is undefeated and have looked very solid so far this year. Here’s how you can catch all of the action from Tulsa’s BOK Center, how to stream, key players to watch and much more.