The University of Arkansas will honor its 1990 men's basketball Final Four team on Saturday during the game against Missouri. The event, marking the 35th anniversary, will take place at Bud Walton Arena, with a tipoff scheduled for 7 PM CT. Approximately 20 former players and coaches, including Hall of Fame coach Nolan Richardson and leading scorer Todd Day, will be in attendance. Halftime will feature the team's recognition, and a commemorative poster of the 1990 season will be distributed to fans. Vice Chancellor Hunter Yurachek emphasized the significance of the team in establishing a successful basketball legacy for the program.

By the Numbers
  • 1989-90 Razorbacks finished with a 30-5 overall record.
  • The team scored an average of 95.6 points per game, a school record until the following year.
State of Play
  • Saturday's ceremony will occur during a competitive game against Missouri.
  • The event will attract former players, coaches, and fans, enhancing community engagement.
What's Next

Post-ceremony, the focus will shift to the current Razorbacks’ performance and their aspirations for the rest of the season in line with the celebrated legacy.

Bottom Line

The celebration of the 1990 Final Four team is not just a tribute, but a reinforcement of the rich history that continues to inspire current players and shape the program's identity.