Clocking a blistering 9.75 seconds in the 100m quarterfinals at the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships, Jordan Anthony joined an elite group, clocking the ninth-fastest time ever and second-fastest in NCAA history. Only 11 men have ever hit that speed, and now he’s one of them. A former Kentucky wide receiver turned sprinting sensation, Anthony’s rare blend of speed and power made him a challenge to coach, until Razorbacks head coach Chris Bucknam took on the challenge – the rest is history, but now, the prodigy must bid farewell to his mentor.

Parting ways with the Arkansas men’s track and field, Chris Bucknam announced he’ll retire at the end of 2025 following the cross-country season, closing an era at age 69. Stepping into his shoes will be longtime associate head coach D

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