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Arkansas football used its Saturday night matchup with Tulsa as an important recruiting opportunity, welcoming approximately 50 prospects to Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville on Sept. 26, 2026.
The visitors included current Arkansas commitments, highly regarded 2027 prospects and several members of the 2028 recruiting class. Their presence gave the Razorbacks another chance to showcase the program, its game-day atmosphere and the ongoing development of its recruiting pipeline.
Arkansas Football Welcomes a Strong Group of Recruits
According to Whole Hog Sports recruiting reporter Richard Davenport, the unofficial visitors represented a wide range of positions and recruiting backgrounds. Several prospects already hold Arkansas offers, while others have made the trip to campus as the Razorbacks continue building relationships for future classes.
The group featured quarterbacks, linebackers, tight ends, wide receivers, offensive linemen and defensive linemen. The collection of talent was especially notable because many of the players are still early in their recruiting processes.
- Tommy Devany: The 6-foot-2, 195-pound quarterback from Buchanan High School in Clovis, California, is a 2028 four-star prospect being recruited by Arkansas to play football and baseball.
- Bryce Breeden: The 6-foot-2, 210-pound linebacker from Bridge City, Texas, is an Arkansas commitment in the 2027 class.
- Orion Leautu: The 6-foot-6, 220-pound tight end from Springdale received an offer from the Razorbacks while visiting for the Georgia game.
- Carter Morgan: The 6-foot-3, 200-pound quarterback from Guyer High School in Denton, Texas, is a 2028 four-star prospect with offers from Arkansas, Oklahoma State and Iowa.
Notable 2027 and 2028 Prospects Visit Fayetteville
Arkansas also hosted several other promising players from Texas, Tennessee and Arkansas. Their visits added further depth to an already significant group of recruiting targets at the Tulsa game.
- Josyah Johnson: The 5-foot-10, 176-pound wide receiver from Allen, Texas, is a 2028 prospect with offers from Auburn, Oklahoma State and Louisville.
- Mac Horton: The 6-foot-6, 285-pound offensive lineman from Lovejoy High School in Lucas, Texas, holds offers from Arkansas, Georgia and LSU.
- Jude Womack: The 6-foot-4, 300-pound offensive lineman from Legacy Christian Academy in Frisco, Texas, has offers from Arkansas, Arizona and Baylor.
- James Stewart: The 6-foot-2, 290-pound defensive lineman from Riverdale High School in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, is another 2027 Arkansas commitment.
- Will Caston: The 6-foot-2, 200-pound linebacker from Fayetteville is a 2027 Arkansas commitment. He has also recorded a time of 10.86 seconds in the 100 meters.
The list highlights the geographic reach of the Razorbacksā recruiting efforts. Arkansas was represented by prospects from its home state as well as major football areas in Texas, California and Tennessee.
Why the Recruiting Visits Matter for the Razorbacks
Unofficial visits allow recruits to experience a college campus and football environment without the formal structure of an official visit. For Arkansas, hosting a large group during a home game provides an opportunity to connect prospects with coaches, players and fellow recruits.
The timing is also significant. Several of the players listed are members of the 2028 class, meaning Arkansas has an opportunity to build relationships well before those prospects reach their senior seasons. Early connections can become valuable as recruiting battles grow more competitive.
Arkansas already has commitments from Breeden, Stewart and Caston in the 2027 class. Their attendance also reflects the importance of committed players remaining involved with the program and helping create a strong recruiting atmosphere for future Razorbacks.
The variety of positions represented could be encouraging for the program. Quarterbacks Devany and Morgan drew attention as four-star prospects, while Horton, Womack and Leautu offer notable size at offensive line and tight end. Johnson brings a wide receiver option, and the linebackers and defensive lineman add defensive potential to the group.
Arkansas Recruiting Momentum Continues
Saturdayās visit list does not guarantee future commitments, but it does show that Arkansas remains active across multiple recruiting classes. The Razorbacksā ability to bring numerous prospects to Fayetteville for a home game gives the program additional chances to make a lasting impression.
With several visitors already holding Arkansas offers and three listed prospects committed to the program, the Tulsa game served as more than a Saturday night matchup. It was also a key recruiting event for the future of Arkansas football.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many recruits visited the Arkansas-Tulsa game?
Arkansas had approximately 50 recruits on unofficial visits for the Tulsa game at Reynolds Razorback Stadium on Sept. 26, 2026.
Which Arkansas commitments attended the game?
2027 Arkansas commitments Bryce Breeden, James Stewart and Will Caston were among the notable recruits in attendance.
Who were the four-star quarterback prospects at the game?
Tommy Devany from Buchanan High School in California and Carter Morgan from Guyer High School in Texas were identified as 2028 four-star quarterback prospects.
Which recruit received an Arkansas offer during a previous visit?
Springdale tight end Orion Leautu received an Arkansas offer while visiting for the Georgia game.
Why are unofficial visits important?
Unofficial visits give recruits the chance to experience a campus, attend a game and build relationships with a program before making a final college decision.
