Texas Tech will start the 2025 schedule on Aug. 30 against the University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff at Jones AT&T Stadium.

The Arkansas Razorbacks closed out the 2024 season against old Southwest Conference foe Texas Tech in 66th Annual AutoZone Liberty Bowl. This was Arkansas seventh all-time appearance in the Liberty Bowl and second in five seasons under head coach Sam Pittman.

On Friday, a new champion will be crowned in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl as Texas Tech and Arkansas renew their Southwest Conference rivalry.

Arkansas football controlled the Liberty Bowl against Texas Tech behind quarterback Taylen Green, who provides plenty of offseason optimism looking forward to 2025.

Liberty was accompanied by fireworks Friday night. Arkansas racked up the yards and lit up the scoreboard at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium in Memphis, defeating Texas Tech 39-26 in a Liberty Bowl game that at times resembled the shootouts when these teams were members of the Southwest Conference.

Texas Tech dropped its Liberty Bowl matchup against Arkansas 39-26 from Memphis, Tenn., ending the season with an 8-5 record in year three under head coach Joey McGuire. Here are five takeaways from the

On a night when both teams were missing main offensive weapons, QB Taylen Green stood tall in Arkansas' Liberty Bowl win over Texas Tech football

With the transfer portal taking big bites out of its offense and certain spots on the defense, Arkansas will turn to some fresh faces to make key contributions Friday night

The vibes around the Texas Tech program were supposed to translate into a Liberty Bowl victory. However, the same issues from the regular season showed up defensively.