2018 Red-White Spring Football Game

April 7, 2018 1 p.m.

The Razorbacks will play the 2018 Red-White Spring Football Game at War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock on April 7. The game will kick off at 1 p.m. Gates open at 11:30 a.m., admission and parking will be free and open to the public. 

In addition to the traditional spring game in Central Arkansas, Fan Fest, a family-friendly event, will be held in the parking lot East of the Stadium near Gate 1. Fan Fest will be 9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Guests will enjoy inflatables, music, and a chance to meet Tusk!

Clear Bag Policy: Fans can bring in a clear bag and a small clutch purse, which will be checked by security. For more information, visit University of Arkansas' Gameday Page. 

General Parking will be free of charge for the April 7th game. There will be no reserved tailgating spots and no large grill area. Parking will begin at 6:00 a.m. and will be on a first come, first served basis. One parking spot per vehicle, no trailers allowed. Tailgating is allowed within your parking spot, including spots on the Golf Course.

• Due to expected rain, Taylor Street onto the Golf Course will be closed.
• Fair Park will be North Bound only. Fair Park at Markham will be closed. 
• Golf Course traffic traveling East on Markham will be directed South on Monroe then West on Zoo Drive to the roundabout, where they will enter the Golf Course. (See map below.)

If you have additional questions, please contact Becky Flynn at 501-537-5207 or becky.flynn@arkansas.gov.  

Also in conjunction with the Red-White Game, the Little Rock Zoo goes wild for the Hogs with a discounted admission price of $6 on all zoo admissions all day long. The Zoo also has live music from the Greasy Greens from 3 to 5 p.m. and other fun tailgate activities.

“This is a great opportunity for Central Arkansas to welcome back the Razorbacks by hosting the spring game at War Memorial Stadium,” Arkansas Director of Parks and Tourism Kane Webb said. “It brings back vivid memories for many of us who remember attending Red-White games at War Memorial and feeling a part of the statewide Razorback tradition.”

This year’s spring game will be the Razorbacks’ first under Chad Morris, who was introduced as the 33rd head coach in Arkansas football history on Dec. 6, 2017. A Texas native, Morris came to The Hill from SMU where he spent the last three seasons as head coach. In his eight seasons as either a head coach or offensive coordinator, including offensive coordinator stints at Tulsa (2010) and Clemson (2011-14), his teams have racked up 46,975 yards of total offense for a 460.5 per game average. At least once at each of his three stops, he’s produced a top-10 offense a total of four times.

“We look forward to welcoming Coach Morris, his staff and the entire team to War Memorial Stadium,” War Memorial Stadium Commission Chairman Kevin Crass said. “This is a great opportunity for War Memorial Stadium and the fans in Central Arkansas to support the Hogs by having a record crowd for the spring game. We are grateful to Hunter Yurachek and Coach Morris for bringing this exciting weekend to fans throughout the state.”

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