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Locked On Razorbacks podcast is the daily podcast that keeps you ahead of the games and the first to know the latest news, analysis, and insider info for the Arkansas Razorbacks. Hosted by John Nabors, a native of Fayetteville and lifelong Razorback fan, the Locked On Razorbacks podcast provides your daily Arkansas Razorbacks fix with expert and fan opinions, recaps, local analysis, and coverage of all things Arkansas. From the roar of the crowds at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium to the electric atmosphere of Bud Walton Arena, and everywhere in between, the Locked On Razorbacks podcast takes you beyond...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Locked On Razorbacks turns Arkansas football and basketball into a steady SEC read for fans tracking stakes beyond the box score.
Locked On Razorbacks is strongest as an Arkansas read on the SEC around it. Host John Neighbors moves between Razorbacks basketball arguments and broader conference football check-ins, and the sampled episodes keep Arkansas tied to SEC tournament stakes, spring ball questions,…
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A spirited Arkansas what-if that never lets the Arizona matchup drift out of view.
The episode frames Arkansas' next step as a single, simple question: what if the Razorbacks beat Arizona tomorrow in San Jose? It keeps the attention where it belongs, on that first test, while letting the stakes open up around it.
A straightforward postgame update on Arkansas's win over Hawaii and the move to High Point.
John Neighbors opens with Arkansas's win over Hawaii and the move to High Point in the NCAA tournament. The piece moves in a clean line: result first, then the next matchup, then a wider look around the bracket, including the SEC teams.
A blunt postmortem on Arkansas's Sweet 16 exit that still leaves room for perspective.
It opens with Arizona's 109-88 win over Arkansas in the Sweet 16 and keeps the season-ending loss at the center of the discussion. The tone is plainspoken about how one-sided the night felt, then widens the lens to the year as a whole.
A blunt Razorbacks-first take that tells Arkansas to stop overthinking the SEC tournament.
John Neighbors keeps the SEC tournament conversation simple: Arkansas should stop staring at the bracket and just win the games. That point stays front and center, and the Razorbacks-first urgency comes through without much drift.
A Portland check-in that backs Arkansas to handle Arizona and make a run.
Live from Portland, the episode treats Arkansas's NCAA tournament opener as a real confidence test, and it comes down on the side of belief. The host does not frame the Razorbacks as a team just trying to survive; the case here is that they have enough behind them to push for…
A loose SEC quarterback debate with Arch Manning at the center.
The piece stays on the SEC quarterback conversation, with Arch Manning getting the most attention. It leans on his uneven start to 2025, the stronger finish that followed, and the idea that one more step could make Texas feel dangerous.
A Razorback victory lap that still keeps one eye on the bracket.
John Neighbors spends the episode on steady Razorback ground, returning to the SEC tournament title, the NCAA four-seed, and the Hawaii matchup.
A fan-first Arizona preview that treats this matchup as a serious test for Arkansas.
Arizona is cast as a genuine test for Arkansas, and John Neighbors spends the episode returning to the same question: whether this is the kind of night that says something lasting about the program.
Nebraska athletics, explained from close range.
Daily Cardinals roster radar.
Purdue sports, argued from the details.
John Nabors discusses his experience at a rare media luncheon with Arkansas Razorbacks football coaches, highlighting their efforts to rebuild fan connections and transparency.
John Neighbors opens on Arkansas' SEC tournament title and the team's four-seed in the NCAA tournament.
John Neighbors uses a Wednesday What If to ask what happens if Arkansas beats Arizona.
It is game day.
The SEC Squad opens with a fresh batch of 2026 SEC football win totals and starts sorting through the surprises.
Arkansas beat Hawaii and kept its NCAA tournament run alive.
John Neighbors opens by asking what Arkansas would need to do in the NCAA tournament for Razorback fans to feel good about it.
The host recaps Arkansas Razorbacks basketball's recent wins over Texas and Missouri, highlighting key performances and the team's resilience without star player Darius Acuff.
John Nabors argues that the Arkansas Razorbacks should aggressively pursue an SEC tournament title, despite fan caution, and discusses desired matchups like Alabama.
The host declares Darius Acuff the greatest Razorback basketball player of all time, citing his historic SEC awards as Player of the Year and Freshman of the Year, along with record-breaking stats.
The host discusses Arkansas Razorbacks basketball's SEC tournament prospects, exploring the impact of a potential win on team confidence and NCAA seeding.
John Neighbors spends most of the episode on a "What if" question: what happens if Arkansas wins the national championship, and what happens if the Razorbacks lose in the first round.
Jon Neighbors uses Arkansas's final home game against Texas to frame farewell moments for Darius Acuff, Trevin Brazil, and Nick Pringle at Bud Walton Arena.
The SEC Squad podcast hosts discuss the most intriguing quarterbacks in the SEC for the upcoming season, analyzing players like Lenora Sellers, Sam Leavitt, and Keelan Russell.
John Neighbors centers the episode on Arkansas being a Sweet 16 underdog against Arizona, noting the Razorbacks opened as 10.5-point underdogs for the Thursday 8:45 p.m.
The SEC Squad uses spring ball as a conference-wide checkup.
John Neighbors argues that John Calipari at Arkansas has silenced the critics who called him "washed," pointing to the Razorbacks' run toward a Sweet 16 game against Arizona in San Jose.
The SEC basketball season is winding down.
John opens from Portland with the NCAA Tournament finally here and the Razorbacks in the mix.
Arkansas's basketball season ends in the Sweet 16 at the hands of Arizona.
Host John Nabors discusses Arkansas Razorbacks basketball transfer portal concerns and recaps weekend action in baseball and spring football.
Host John Nabors discusses recent Razorback baseball win, transfer portal activity, and team changes from spring practice.
A roundtable discussion among SEC-focused podcast hosts analyzing the ESPN way-too-early Top 25 and previewing the upcoming SEC weekend.
Daily podcast covering Arkansas Razorbacks football, basketball, and baseball news and analysis.
This episode covers the commitment of transfer guard Jeremiah Wilkinson to Arkansas Razorbacks basketball and discusses Razorback football and basketball news.
Daily podcast covering Arkansas Razorbacks football and basketball news, analysis, and recruiting updates.
Daily podcast covering Arkansas Razorbacks football, basketball, and baseball with news, analysis, and insider info.
Daily podcast covering Arkansas Razorbacks football and basketball with news, analysis, and insider info.
Daily podcast covering Arkansas Razorbacks football and basketball news, analysis, and insider info.
Daily podcast covering Arkansas Razorbacks football and basketball news, analysis, and insider info, with a focus on upcoming games and team finances.