Sam Pittman has just been confirmed to return for a sixth season with the Razorbacks. While Arkansas once again made it to a bowl game, is it enough to justify another year of coaching?

FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas athletics department officials had previously indicated football coach Sam Pittman would return for a sixth season, but that point was reiterated Monday. Brett McMurphy of the Action Network, a longtime college football insider, reported a source close to the program confirmed Pittman would be back for the 2025 season.

Sam Pittman will reportedly be back for another season at Arkansas. On Monday, Brett McMurphy tweeted that Pittman will return for a sixth season as the head coach of the ‘Hogs per sources in Fayetteville.

Arkansa fans are raging all over social media after the news broke that head coach Sam Pittman will be back in 2025.

Arkansas football coach Sam Pittman will return in 2025 for a sixth year in charge of the Razorbacks, according to a report from The Action Network Monday.

Fayetteville, AR (KNWA/KFTA) – Coach Sam Pittman will return to Arkansas for his sixth season as head coach, per Action Network’s Brett McMurphy. Hogville’s Otis Kirk reported the news about Pittman’s return a few weeks prior to this announcement.

The Arkansas Razorbacks had a decision to make regarding head coach Sam Pittman after a 6-6 regular season finish. Pittman has gone 29-31 from 2020-24 in Fayetteville.

Arkansas coach Sam Pittman will return in 2025, source close to program told @ActionNetworkHQ. There was speculation Pittman may retire, but Pittman, 29-31 w/3 bowl games, will return for 6th season at UA. He is scheduled to undergo hip replacement surgery on Tuesday

Arkansas will return Sam Pittman as its head coach in 2025, per Action Network reporter Brett McMurphy. The news comes shortly after its loss to Missouri.

At 6-5 as the regular season wraps Saturday at Mizzou, is the program nearing an ascent? Or spinning its wheels after five seasons?