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Arkansas confirms multiple high-profile nonconference matchups

Arkansas confirms multiple high-profile nonconference matchups

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FAYETTEVILLE -- Arkansas confirmed several nonconference basketball matchups this week: the men's team is reported to face North Carolina on Dec. 1 at the Dean Smith Center in Chapel Hill and to host Central Michigan on Dec. 22 at Bud Walton Arena, while the women's program will host Wake Forest on Dec. 3 at Bud Walton Arena.

The reports note historical context and roster changes: North Carolina leads the all-time series 8-3 and beat Arkansas on Nov. 24, 2023; Arkansas lists additional nonconference games against Michigan State (Thanksgiving) and Arizona (Dec. 19). Coaches and roster turnover at opposing programs were detailed in the reports, which cited CBS Sports, ESPN and Bracketeer sources.

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Timeline

  1. 1. Dec. 5, 2006 — Arkansas defeated Central Michigan 75-59 in Fayetteville.
  2. 2. Nov. 27, 2020 — Arkansas women beat Wake Forest 98-82 in their only prior meeting.
  3. 3. Nov. 24, 2023 — North Carolina defeated Arkansas 87-72 in the Battle 4 Atlantis.
  4. 4. This week — CBS Sports' Jon Rothstein reported Arkansas will play North Carolina on Dec. 1 in Chapel Hill.
  5. 5. This week — ESPN released Wake Forest-Arkansas (women) for Dec. 3; Bracketeer reported Central Michigan will visit Dec. 22.

Why it matters

These games are a big deal for Arkansas basketball fans. They offer a chance to see the teams compete against high-profile opponents. Plus, it's a fun way to spend time with family or friends. Check the game dates and plan your viewing parties.

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