Tulsa brings a 3-0 record to Fayetteville, while Arkansas is coming off a loss to Georgia. Those results raise questions without establishing value at the supplied prices.
The Tulsa Golden Hurricane visit the Arkansas Razorbacks in Fayetteville on September 26 during the 2026 college football season. Tulsa enters 3-0 after beating East Texas A&M 42-0 on September 19, according to its official recap.
Tulsa rushed for 286 yards in that victory. Seth Davis contributed 90 yards and a touchdown on nine carries, while Damari Alston added 68 yards and a rushing touchdown. Quarterback Dexter Williams II completed 14 of 26 passes for 164 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions.
Arkansas allowed Georgia to rush for 254 yards in a 45-17 home loss that same day. That gives Tulsa's rushing attack relevance to this matchup, but the two games involved different opponents. They do not establish that Tulsa can reproduce Georgia's success.
Arkansas fell to 1-2 overall and 0-1 in SEC play after the Georgia defeat. The Razorbacks trailed 21-3 at halftime and finished with 17 rushing yards.
KJ Jackson and AJ Hill both played quarterback. Coach Ryan Silverfield said the rotation had been planned during preparation. Using two quarterbacks therefore does not, by itself, establish an unresolved starting competition or predict how the offense will perform against Tulsa.
SportsJaw lists Arkansas at -250 moneyline and -6.5 (-112) spread, with Tulsa at +210 moneyline and +6.5 (-105) spread. The recent rushing results suggest a possible case for Tulsa, but provide too little basis to estimate the likely margin.
The total is 53, with over and under both priced at -110. Neither team's latest result establishes a dependable scoring expectation for this meeting. Pass on this matchup, with no projected winner or score.