Arkansas vs. Kansas Liberty Bowl: Time, TV, prediction, picks, odds

Arkansas and Kansas are 6-6 and looking to get over .500 to end the season. The game features quarterbacks KJ Jefferson and Jalon Daniels and coaches Lance Leipold and Sam Pittman.

Arkansas plays Kansas in the Liberty Bowl.

Arkansas and Kansas are playing in the Liberty Bowl on Wednesday, December 28 at 5:30 p.m. ET at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium in Memphis, Tennessee.

Arkansas and Kansas are playing in the Liberty Bowl. ESPN is airing the game.

Arkansas is going to play in the Liberty Bowl. Kansas has a dual-threat quarterback in Jalon Daniels. Arkansas has the better rushing offense.

Arkansas and Kansas are playing in the Liberty Bowl.

Lance Leipold signed an extension to remain at Kansas through 2029.

Arkansas and Kansas are going to play in the Liberty Bowl. It's the first time Kansas has been in a bowl game since 2008.

KJ Jefferson is coming back to Arkansas for the 2023 season. He completed 68.3% of his passes this season for 2,361 yards, 22 touchdowns and four interceptions.

Arkansas and Kansas are playing in the Liberty Bowl. Kansas quarterback Jalon Daniels is expected to play despite a shoulder injury.

Arkansas is a junior. Kansas is also a Junior.

Matt Landers transferred to Arkansas from Georgia this offseason. Lander racked up 780 yards and seven touchdowns on 44 receptions this season.

Drew Sanders has 9.5 sacks on the season. He also had 103 tackles, which was tied for third most in the SEC.

Drew Sanders is from Denton, Texas. He went to Ryan High School.

Drew Sanders played outside linebacker at Alabama. He wanted to play inside. Arkansas was the first team on his list.

Arkansas and Kansas are playing in the Liberty Bowl. The Jayhawks won their first five games of the season, but since then they've lost six of seven. Arkansas and Kansa both experienced a late-season skid.

Arkansas dropped three of its final four games.

Kansas needs to keep up with Arkansas' running game. Devin Neal has shown flashes of greatness, but he was held under 60 yards in six games this season.

Lonnie Phelps finished with a team-high seven sacks on the season.