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NICA Arkansas League Director Terry Coddington discusses how youth mountain biking is growing across the state, from new community trails to this year's race season.
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A U of A political scientist traces how 19th century students, not empires, spread the game across Europe and the Americas, turning it into modern soccer.
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Daniel Caruth visits a Springdale watch party where fans from across the globe gather to cheer on the FIFA World Cup together, free of charge, at Luther George Park.
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Managing Director Wes Harris talks with Ozarks at Large about why Ozark United FC delayed its launch, its youth academy growth and how it's riding the World Cup wave in Northwest Arkansas.
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Zach Arns of Ruscin & Zach on ESPN Arkansas discusses the UofA tennis program cuts, Hunter Yurachek's communication failures and concerns about the future of Razorback athletics.
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Disc golf is growing fast in Arkansas and nationwide. KUAF's Jack Travis visits two popular courses to find out why the sport has outlasted its pandemic-era boost.
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Special Olympics Arkansas Area 3 athletes competed in track and field, powerlifting, and bocce ball at Ramay Junior High in Fayetteville.
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Kyle Kellams and Randy Dixon of the Pryor Center let Razorbacks legend Nolan Richardson tell his own story, from El Paso to the 1994 national championship and beyond.
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Tigres and Club América faced off at Razorback Stadium in the first international soccer match played in Arkansas, drawing nearly 9,000 fans from across the region.
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Noah Pittman and Scott Varady preview a new SEC-wide Honors College seminar on college sports, covering NIL, revenue sharing, conference realignment and the legal landscape.