The Arkansas Razorbacks baseball team has unveiled a robust 2027 schedule that features matchups against 14 teams from last year’s NCAA Tournament and three College World Series participants, including Alabama, Ole Miss, and Texas. The 56-game regular season includes 10 Southeastern Conference series, road games in three professional ballparks, and a mix of high-level non-conference contests.
Head coach Dave Van Horn, entering his 25th season at the helm, continues to lead one of the nation’s most consistent programs. Since 2017, Arkansas has recorded a nation-best 424 wins and achieved nine straight 40-win seasons, including a 41-22 overall record and a 17-13 SEC mark in 2026.
The Razorbacks open their season at home with a three-game series against Butler from February 19-21 at Baum-Walker Stadium. After a midweek matchup against South Dakota State on February 23, the Hogs head to Arlington, Texas, for the Amegy Bank College Baseball Series at Globe Life Field. Scheduled opponents for the February 26-28 tournament include Iowa, Oregon, and Oregon State. Arkansas will also face Tarleton State on March 1 at the same venue.
Returning home, the Razorbacks will host a season-long nine-game homestand featuring Santa Clara, Oral Roberts, Sacred Heart, and Eastern Illinois before opening SEC play on the road at Ole Miss from March 19-21.
Other SEC series include home matchups against Alabama, LSU, Missouri, Auburn, and Kentucky, while the team will travel to Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M, and Mississippi State. Key non-conference games include home-and-home contests with Missouri State, with the March 23 game set at Hammons Field in Springfield, Missouri, and the April 27 game in Fayetteville. They will also face Memphis at Dickey-Stephens Park in North Little Rock on April 20.
The SEC Tournament is scheduled for May 25-30 at Hoover Metropolitan Stadium in Hoover, Alabama, marking its 29th consecutive year at the venue. Arkansas joins 11 other SEC teams that earned NCAA Tournament bids in 2026, solidifying the conference’s reputation as the strongest in college baseball.
While television schedules and potential changes to game dates are still pending, the Razorbacks’ 2027 slate promises to deliver high-level competition for fans and players alike as they aim to continue their record of excellence.