The University of Arkansas football team currently plays college football in the Western Division of the Southeastern Conference. The school joined the league in 1992 after leaving the Southwest Conference. They play their home games at Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville, and they play an occasional home game in Little Rock. The Razorbacks won one national championship, in 1964. In 2008, former Louisville and Atlanta Falcons head coach Bobby Petrino took over as the head coach of the team.

In their storied history, the following Razorback players have made significant and lasting on-field contributions to the legacy of the program: Dan Hampton, Lance Alworth, Billy Ray Smith Jr., Fred Childress, Clyde Scott, Steve Atwater, Joe Ferguson, R.C. Thielemann, Ken Hatfield, Matt Jones, Pat Summerall, Jimmy Johnson, Jerry Jones and Darren McFadden.

• Jamaal Anderson (Defensive End)
• Shawn Andrews (Offensive Tackle)
• David Barrett (Cornerback)
• DeCori Birmingham (Halfback)
• Ahmad Carroll (Cornerback)
• Nate Garner (Offensive Tackle)
• Brett Goode (Left Safety)
• Ken Hamlin (Safety)
• Marcus Harrison (Defensive Tackle)
• Peyton Hillis (Fullback)
• Chris Houston (Cornerback)
• Felix Jones (Running Back)
• Matt Jones (Wide Receiver)
• Darren McFadden (Running Back)
• Jason Peters (Offensive Lineman)
• Tony Ugoh (Offensive Tackle)
• Bobbie Williams (Offensive Guard)