
Golfing legend John Daly has a simple message for Arkansas Razorbacks fans who are thinking of boycotting Saturday's game.
The Razorbacks are 1-1 to begin their 2026 campaign, beating North Alabama 31-14 before losing to 43-10 to Utah.
Arkansas' SEC opener takes place against No.2 Georgia on Saturday, and fans are planning two boycotts.
John Daly asks Arkansas fans not to boycott
The first boycott simply asks fans to skip the match and not return until the University's athletic director Hunter Yuracheck is fired.
The second protest, dubbed 'Sack Saturday', asks fans who attend the game to wear brown paper bags over their heads.
John Daly, who attended the University of Arkansas from 1984 to 1987, believes fans should not boycott because their support will help the university attract more players.
âÂÂIâÂÂm really upset that anyone or any of our Hog Fans would protest coming to any of our Hog football games IâÂÂm so mad I love our Hogs,â Daly wrote.
âÂÂIâÂÂll support our coaches and players til I die and yall who protest coming is not smart.
"The more we fill our seats and boxes the more money we have for NIL so plz stop this.
"IâÂÂm a die hard Razorback and always will be IâÂÂm ashamed of whoever is doing this.âÂÂ
âÂÂPLZ SUPPORT OUR HOGS AND COME TO GAME YALL OUR PLAYERS NEED US MORE NOW THAN EVER NEVER GIVE UP WPS.
Arkansas' roster budget sits between $22-$25 million, which would make it the lowest figure in the SEC, according to The Athletic.
Daly's main objection is that fans attending games can help increase NIL funding, and staying away could make it harder for them to improve.
Daly's passionate Razorbacks fandom explained
Daly is widely considered to be one of the most iconic Arkansas alums of all time, and regularly attends Razorbacks games.
âÂÂIâÂÂve never been a guy to back down from saying I screwed up or whatever,â Daly saidàto the SEC Network in 2022.
âÂÂIâÂÂve been loyal and theyâÂÂve been loyal to me. The only way to explain fans of Arkansas and John Daly, is theyâÂÂre loyal.
"Because IâÂÂm loyal to them and thatâÂÂs just the way we are. And weâÂÂll always be.âÂÂ
Daly played collegiate golf for Arkansas, earning All-American honors, and turned professional after graduating in 1987.
Daly won the PGA Rookie of the Year in 1991 and PGA Comeback Player of the Year in 2004.
He also took home the 1991 PGA Championship and the 1995 Open Championship.
The best finish Daly has in his career at The Masters was finishing in a tie for third at the 1993 tournament.




