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Silveria is expected to keep leading the Razorbacks athletics review until he leaves

The 5AM Little Rock teamFrom Friday’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you follow the Hogs, the review of Razorback athletics isn't stopping. communications director Nate Hinkel wrote in an email that the board expects Silveria to keep working in Arkansas until Feb. 1, including on the review. KATV reported he'll continue his work through January while the board looks for a replacement.

The athletics review began in September and continues

  1. Sept. 18UA trustees direct Silveria to lead a review of Razorback athletics.
  2. Oct. 1, 15Silveria meets trustees in executive session; no action on athletics follows.
  3. Oct. 21 says resources for short-term football investment have been identified.
  4. Nov. 5Purdue hires Silveria; the UA System says the review work continues.
  5. Feb. 2027Silveria is expected to start at Purdue.

Trustees asked for the review in September to look at "steps to improve the resources available to the football program." Arkansas is 3-5 overall and 1-4 in the SEC, with Auburn, No. 21 South Carolina, No. 7 Texas and No. 14 LSU still on the schedule.

Arkansas and Purdue both have losing overall football records this season

ArkansasMeasurePurdue
3Overall wins3
5Overall losses4
1Conference wins2
4Conference losses2
  • Deadline: none, board chair Randy Lawson said Oct. 2
  • Timing: Lawson pointed to the January football transfer portal
  • Details: none communicated publicly so far

Sources: The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, KATV

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