Four-star wide receiver Alvin Mosley is hyped after his official visit to Arkansas and is weighing offers from Arkansas, Ole Miss, Texas, and Houston—ranked 120 nationally and 16 at his position. With 67 catches, 1,100+ yards, and 20 TDs last season plus seven rushing TDs, he’s a major offensive weapon. Arkansas, already building a strong receiving corps with commitments from Jabari Watkins and Darion Moseley, sits at 20 total commitments and 32 nationally. Meanwhile, three-star linebacker Bryce Breeden, who had 100+ tackles and 8 sacks as a junior, is set to announce his decision Friday—considering Arkansas, TCU, Michigan, and more. The Razorbacks are making serious noise in recruiting as top prospects near decisions.

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Arkansas just pulled off a major recruiting win with Judah Gumbs, a towering 6-foot-6, 290-pound offensive tackle from Florida, committing to the Razorbacks for 2027. Ranked 97th nationally by 247 Sports, Gumbs chose Arkansas over Syracuse, Mississippi State, Tulane, and Houston after an official visit to Fayetteville and a late June check-in with Tulane. A cornerstone of his high school’s 13-1 season, Gumbs joins a growing 2027 class heavy on offensive linemen — a critical move for a program rebuilding under new head coach Ryan Silverfield. With the Razorbacks’ season opener against North Alabama just weeks away, landing Gumbs signals a serious push to compete in the SEC and lay the groundwork for a brighter future.

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Arkansas and South Carolina are both desperate to turn their seasons around in this high-stakes November showdown — a game that could be their first SEC win under new leadership or a crucial step toward a bowl bid. After years of lopsided blowouts, this matchup might just be a tight, gritty battle between two teams clawing back from rough seasons.

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