The Southeastern Conference released the men's basketball home and away conference opponents for the 2025-26 season on Wednesday.

Arkansas will take on Auburn, LSU and Missouri twice, once at home and once on the road. For the opponents they will see once, the Razorbacks will host Kentucky, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M and Vanderbilt. They will travel to Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Ole Miss, Mississippi State and Oklahoma.

SEC play will tip off on January 3, 2026 and conclude on March 7. Each squad will face the additional 15 teams at least once during conference play. The SEC Tournament will be back in Nashville, Tenn., at Bridgestone Arena from March 11-15, 2026.

Along with playing in the loaded SEC, the Razorbacks have one of the more challenging non-conference schedules in school history that reportedly includes Baylor, Duke, Houston, Louisville and Michigan State.

Is there a reason we do not know who’s pitching tonight or do we and I just haven’t found it yet?

with a decision date set

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Didn’t have a good thread to put this in. But please baseball Gods, take this deposit before they leave for Omaha tomorrow

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So, I got my priority ranking for basketball tickets email. Seems I'm in position 7390 out of 9,096. What are the chances I get to renew my tickets? I guess it depends on what the average number of tickets being bought are. I hate this crap... they did make sure to mention for another $390 donation, I could move up to big hog and move up my position. I wonder if I can get a donation refund if I do it if I don't get tickets?

Only finalist left playing, knocked other finalist out (Doyle) in supers
Put on a show in elimination game offensively (carried us) and defensively on biggest stage
Plays every game at premier spot with insane numbers
Coolest name of finalists

I think we forget how hard it is to get 3 outs at this level. Mac is all Razorbacks. He had few bad breaks and a lot of times when those happen you can’t recover. He has not thrown much which I think woujd make it even harder. But he found a way and finished it. Could allow him to get an out or an inning hopefully in the next 4 games!

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I go to the Philippines every year to watch the CWS with a few friends. This year, I wanted to make sure I was there for the finals, so I booked my trip for a little later in the tourney.
Long story short, I was supposed to land in PI about 10 mins ago but just arrived back at my house in Korea. I was never able to get on the plane because of a freak occurrence at the airport.
Is this God sending me back to my house so the hogs can pull off a miracle? Maybe me going to PI was bad luck for the team?
I’m searching for any silver lining, so what says the Bert?

My nephew is a Razorback from birth, went to several hog games as a toddler, and throughout his life. He is now at Murray state and him and his buddies drove up from Murray. He had his Murray gear on until they played the Hogs. He sat next to us and watched history. On our way out of the stadium, our family was selected to lower the Murray State flag because “we” knocked them out of the college World Series. One of the more incredible life moments! Hopefully it is already online, if not, I will try to find a way to post the video.

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Will this site stay as is? tMB? Should I cancel my subscription? I know it’s probably already been answered a million times, but I’ve been out of the loop. I’ll hang up and listen. Thanks.

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About that time! Here is the game thread between Arizona (😉) and UCLA

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We'll have 'em here ITT.

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The No. 3-seed Arkansas Razorbacks (50-14, 20-10 SEC) are still alive in the College World Series after defeating the 15-seed UCLA Bruins (48-18, 22-8 Big Ten) on Tuesday, 7-3, at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Nebraska.

It was SEC Player of the Year Wehiwa Aloy who provided the first punch of the game, a two-run oppo blast in the bottom of the first. That came after a top-of-the-first bases-loaded escape by ace Zach Root, who went on to finish five innings of three-hit, no-run ball with five strikeouts and two walks.

UCLA right-hander Cody Delvecchio, who began the season as the Bruins' ace but hadn't pitched since March due to eligibility issues, kept the Razorbacks' offense relatively at bay in four innings pitched despite allowing seven hits. Delvecchio was pulled in the fifth, the same inning that Wehiwa Aloy tripled home another run for the Hogs.

Bullpen righty Aiden Jimenez cruised through three shutout innings and veteran Will McEntire closed the final frame out, albeit with three runs scored, to win the game.

As a team, the Diamond Hogs finished 10-for-31 at the plate with four extra-base hits, six strikeouts and five walks. Wehiwa Aloy, Logan Maxwell, Brent Iredale and Justin Thomas Jr. each logged multi-hit days and the Razorbacks left six runners on base.

FULL RECAP

BOX SCORE:

Good afternoon from Globe Life Field in Arlington, where the No. 2 Arkansas Razorbacks will look to bounce back from a 2-1 loss in 14-innings against Oklahoma State on Saturday evening.

We will have inning-by-inning updates and commentary in this thread. Click here if you want to follow stats and play-by-play on your own, and click here to follow our homepage live scoreboard.

ARK Line Up

Arkansas Starting Pitcher
#21 Mason Molina


MICH Line Up

Michigan Starting Pitcher
#27 RHP Dylan Vigue

Commited to Arkansas:

Malique Ewin
Nick Pringle

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Nm

Zach Root.

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Let’s be real — sore feet are a vibe killer. You wake up optimistic, then boom — by 4pm your toes feel like they’ve gone 12 rounds with a meat tenderizer.

Tired, swollen feet can drag down your energy, your mood, and your will to do literally anything. That makes everyday routines feel like mini marathons in cement boots.

If that’s your daily drama, you’ve probably looked into compression socks. I tried CopperZen compression socks, and guess what? My feet actually said thank you.








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Product Overview​

Product Name: CopperZen compression socks
Category: Health & Wellness → Foot Care
Overall Verdict: 4.8/5

What Makes CopperZen Different?​

Most compression socks just squeeze your legs and hope for the best. CopperZen socks that help with plantar fasciitis take things a step further — pun intended.

They're made with copper-infused fabric — not just for bragging rights. Copper can help reduce bacteria and odor. That means less stink and fewer foot woes.

They also provide graduated compression, which means pressure starts at the ankle and eases as it goes up. It’s a gentler option than firm compression, which is more common in medical-grade gear.

This design helps support foot health in a subtle but steady way, making them great for daily wear without feeling like you're strapped into a circulation machine.

Do They Actually Work?​

I wore them for three straight workdays. And no joke — my swollen feet felt lighter, my arches less cranky, and my sneakers didn't smell like doom at the end.

For those wondering if copper compression socks actually work, I’d say yes. They're especially helpful if you’re often on your feet, or if you deal with mild pain.

These antimicrobial socks help prevent foot fungus by creating a cleaner environment for your feet, which is why they’re often recommended by professionals.

And if you're curious about how copper-infused socks can improve circulation, I noticed less tingling and no more sock line marks by the end of the day.

How CopperZen Socks Help Day-to-Day​

They're super helpful during long shifts. Think compression socks recommended for nurses or teachers — anyone stuck standing longer than a house plant’s attention span.

Many people online seem to be asking whether copper socks are good for diabetics. Well, in researching this review I read many stories from folks with diabetes saying they felt a noticeable improvement.

They work well on flights too. So if you're packing for that 10-hour trip and dreading airplane ankle balloon syndrome, these will help you out midair.

Long day walking? They double as compression socks that relieve varicose vein symptoms. The support gives your legs and feet a subtle boost without being overbearing.

Comfort, Fit & Wearability​

They’re smooth, stretchy, and not the least bit itchy. Unlike others I've tried, these don’t slide down or make your calves look like sausages.

The breathable compression socks for all-day wear really live up to the promise — even in warmer weather. Your feet stay dry without turning into prunes.

Sizing felt true overall, but here's a tip: if you're between sizes, size up. The official site helps with finding the right CopperZen sock size using their simple chart.

My Personal Experience​

So, here’s the scene: It was the Monday after a long weekend hike (don’t ask why I thought uphill switchbacks were a relaxing way to spend Sunday), and my feet felt like someone had swapped them out for bricks.

I slipped on my CopperZen compression socks, half-expecting the usual too-tight, rubbery sock ordeal. But honestly? They felt... grounding. Supportive in the right places, like a good sports bra but for your calves.

By lunchtime, my swollen feet had started to calm down.

The snug hug around my ankles and the gentle upward squeeze made walking from Zoom meeting to kitchen feel almost athletic. I noticed that weird ache in my arch? Gone.

Plus, no unpleasant odor when I took them off at the end of the day — a rare win, especially since I wore them inside boots for six hours straight.

My only gripe? They can be a bit tricky to get on the first time — especially if you’re in a rush. I’ve learned the best way is to gather them like you’re putting on pantyhose (hello, flashbacks), then slide them over your heel slowly.

Once on, they stay in place like champs, and I never had to adjust them. For copper socks that help with plantar fasciitis, that’s a small trade-off I’ll gladly take.





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✅ Pros​

🟢 Copper-infused fabric keeps feet fresh and odor-free
🟢 Graduated compression helps with swelling and circulation
🟢 Arch support adds comfort without bulk
🟢 Ideal for everyday wear and long shifts

❌ Cons​

🔴 Takes effort to pull on, especially first time
🔴 Limited colors and styles — mostly function over fashion
🔴 Not available in stores — official website only

⭐ Star Ratings​

🔶 ★★★★★ Compression Effectiveness
The graduated compression does exactly what it should — supports without strangling your calves.

🔶 ★★★★★ Odor Control & Freshness
Thanks to the copper-infused fabric, my feet smelled... like nothing. Which is a massive win.

🔶 ★★★★☆ Comfort & Fit
They’re cozy once they’re on, but you’ll need a minute to shimmy them up.

🔶 ★★★★★ Support for Foot Issues
Great for swollen feet, arch pain, and post-workday recovery. They offer that sweet spot of firmness and give.

🔶 ★★★★☆ Style & Variety
Could use more color options, but the neutral look works fine with most outfits.

Average Rating: 4.8/5

Pricing Options​

Here’s what you’re looking at:

• 1 pair: $29.95 + shipping
• 3 pairs: $69.95 (free shipping)
• 5 pairs: $99.95 (also free shipping)

Buying the bundles drops the price per pair. That’s smart if you plan to rotate pairs or wear copper socks for plantar fasciitis relief regularly.

Where To Buy CopperZen Compression Socks​

Only buy from the official website. That’s the only place you’ll get the original product and understanding the CopperZen return policy is key — the 60-day satisfaction guarantee only applies if you buy direct.

Sites that offer too-good-to-be-true prices? Likely fakes. Skip the sketchy resellers and save your ankles (and your wallet) the trouble.





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Conclusion​

If you’ve tried other socks and ended up with sweaty regrets, CopperZen compression socks are a breath of fresh air — literally and figuratively.

Ideal if you're considering wearing copper ion socks for daily support, and perfect if you’re tired of feet that feel like they're two minutes away from mutiny.

Great for travel, long workdays, and everyday wear, these really are some of the best socks to relieve foot pain — especially if you want something comfortable that also fights stink.

FAQs​

Q: Can I wear these all day without discomfort?
Yes — most folks wear them 8–12 hours. That’s the standard guidance for daily wear time when using compression socks safely.

Q: Will they fit inside my regular shoes?
Yep. They’re snug but thin, so you won’t need to size up your footwear.

Q: Do they help during exercise?
They’re not performance socks, but they do help with foot pain and soreness after light workouts or long walks.

Q: How should I clean them?
Use cold water, no fabric softener, and air dry. Follow the full guide for how to properly wash CopperZen compression socks on their site.

Q: Do they offer antimicrobial protection?
Yes! These are antimicrobial compression socks ideal for nurses, teachers, and anyone on their feet all day.

**All products featured in this review have been personally tested by me or individuals within our community. We are committed to providing honest, unbiased feedback based on real experiences to help you make informed decisions.**
































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Arkansas might be participating in another charity exhibition next season. This would be associated with St. Jude and against Memphis. Don't think Arkansas has agreed or turned down the game yet, but they are targeted to participate currently. Might not even happen, but thought worth sharing.

Would imagine the second exhibition would be at home, keeping with last year's model of Kansas (home) and TCU (away).

Regular season non-conference schedule looking something like:

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IDK, what’s your thoughts ?

6/14 Sat - Root, Gackle, Gibbler, Foutch
6/16 Mon - Wood, Baybe, ?
6/17 Tues - Cheese, Mac, ?
6/18 Wed - Jimenez, Coil, ?
6/19 Thurs - Root, Gackle, ?

6/21 Sat - Wood, all hands
6/22 Sun - Cheese, all hands
6/23 Mon - Jimenez, all hands

Are Dietz, Fischer, Carter, or Tate available?

Need some pitchers ti step up, shove and eat some innings