The fan experience at college football games in 2020 will be different in the SEC this year, but Arkansas will still celebrate homecoming. The Razorbacks announced Wednesday that this year’s homecoming game is set for Oct. 17 when the Hogs host Ole Miss.
Arkansas’ 2020 homecoming has a theme, “One Razorback. One Community.” that “reflects the campus’ collaboration to provide programming that recognizes and celebrates the rich diversity that makes up the Arkansas Razorback family.”
“No group is more exciting to be a part of than the Razorback Community, and this year’s theme reflects just that,” said Student Alumni Board 2020 Director of Homecoming Carlee McGuire in the official announcement. “As Homecoming Director, I am proud to be a part of welcoming Razorbacks from all over the state, nation and world back to The Hill this year for a homecoming that is accessible to everyone. While Homecoming this year may look different, there is no denying that the Razorback spirit is alive and well here in Fayetteville.”
Arkansas says this year’s homecoming will be celebrated throughout October with a combination of “virtual and hybrid events” and a special emphasis on Ole Miss game week.
Arkansas will kick off the Sam Pittman era on Sept. 26 at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium when the Razorbacks take on Georgia.
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