Arkansas returns home to face No. 20 South Carolina

Arkansas returns to Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium for a 6:45 p.m. kickoff against No. 20 South Carolina on Saturday, Nov. 14, with SEC Network carrying the game. teams appeared in the College Football Playoff Selection Committee’s initial rankings.

This will be the 25th meeting between the programs. Arkansas leads the series 14-10. The Razorbacks won the most recent matchup 44-30 on Sept. 10, 2022, and have taken four of the previous five meetings on The Hill dating to 2007.

The Razorbacks return home after Cam Settles delivered his first collegiate 100-yard rushing game at Auburn, gaining 100 yards on 16 carries. It was Arkansas’ first 100-yard rushing performance this season, and Settles became the 10th Razorback ball carrier to reach that mark against Auburn.

Sutton Smith also supplied Arkansas’ longest play from scrimmage this season with a 65-yard second-quarter run. Chris Marshall paced the Razorbacks with five receptions and 65 receiving yards, marking the seventh game this season in which he led the team in receiving yards.

Defensively, Arkansas recorded eight tackles for loss at Auburn and held an opponent scoreless in the opening quarter for the fourth time this season. The Razorbacks previously did so against North Alabama, Tulsa and Tennessee.

Arkansas enters the South Carolina game having scored in 67 consecutive contests, tied for the fourth-longest streak in program history. The Razorbacks also have made 246 consecutive extra points since Dec. 5, 2020, the nation’s longest active streak measured by its starting date.

Why it matters

Arkansas brings a productive rushing performance home after Cam Settles reached 100 yards at Auburn. The Razorbacks also carry a 67-game scoring streak and a 246-kick run of made extra points into the matchup.

What to watch next

Arkansas and No. 20 South Carolina kick off at 6:45 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium on SEC Network.