FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The Arkansas Razorbacks wrapped up May with a strong recruiting weekend, securing commitments from 4-star offensive lineman Bryce Gilmore and 3-star linebacker Caleb Gordon.
The coaching staff now turns its attention to another talented group of prospects visiting this weekend, many of whom have recently narrowed their college choices.
**DL Dereon Albert, Jackson, Mississippi**
A top target for Arkansas, Albert is among the nation’s premier defensive tackles. Standing at 6-foot-2 and weighing 305 pounds, he is ranked No. 184 overall, No. 28 among defensive linemen, and No. 8 in Mississippi, per 247Sports.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The Arkansas Razorbacks capped off May with a successful recruiting weekend, landing commitments from 4-star offensive lineman Bryce Gilmore and 3-star linebacker Caleb Gordon. The coaching staff now shifts focus to another wave of talented prospects visiting this weekend, many of whom have recently narrowed their college options.
**DL Dereon Albert, Jackson, Mississippi**
A premier defensive tackle and a key target for Arkansas, Albert is projected to thrive in a three-man front, fitting well within defensive coordinator Travis Williams’ 3-4 scheme.
> “3-4 interior defensive lineman that shows the ability to win with a bevy of different pass rush options at the point of attack, including twitch, athleticism, and power. Estimated at a shade under 6-foot-2 and just north of 300 pounds, Albert’s unique blend of athletic traits and stout frame makes him a difficult assignment for opposing offensive linemen on a down-to-down basis.”
> — Cooper Petagna, 247Sports analyst
At Jackson Academy, Albert has been a dominant force, amassing 246 total tackles, 67 tackles for loss, and 22.5 sacks over the past three seasons. He’s ranked No. 184 overall, No. 28 among defensive linemen, and No. 8 in Mississippi, according to 247Sports.
**DE Ben Mubenga, Buford, Georgia**
A 3-star defensive end known for his physicality in the run game, Mubenga overpowers opponents with his 6-foot-5, 280-pound frame. His rankings vary, but the 247Sports Composite places him just outside 4-star status at No. 584 overall, No. 47 at his position, and No. 65 in Georgia.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Following a successful recruiting weekend in late May, with commitments from 4-star offensive lineman Bryce Gilmore and 3-star linebacker Caleb Gordon, the Arkansas Razorbacks are now hosting another group of high-profile prospects, many of whom have recently narrowed their college choices.
**DL Dereon Albert, Jackson, Mississippi**
A top defensive tackle, Albert is a prime fit for Arkansas’ 3-4 defensive scheme under coordinator Travis Williams.
> “3-4 interior defensive lineman that shows the ability to win with a bevy of different pass rush options at the point of attack, including twitch, athleticism, and power. Estimated at a shade under 6-foot-2 and just north of 300 pounds, Albert’s unique blend of athletic traits and stout frame makes him a difficult assignment for opposing offensive linemen on a down-to-down basis.”
> — Cooper Petagna, 247Sports analyst
Albert has been dominant at Jackson Academy, recording 246 tackles, 67 tackles for loss, and 22.5 sacks over three seasons. He’s ranked No. 184 overall, No. 28 among defensive linemen, and No. 8 in Mississippi, per 247Sports.
**DE Ben Mubenga, Buford, Georgia**
A 3-star defensive end, Mubenga brings physicality to the run game with his 6-foot-5, 280-pound frame. Ranked No. 584 overall, No. 47 at his position, and No. 65 in Georgia by the 247Sports Composite, he is considering Arkansas, LSU, Florida State, NC State, and Louisville.
**WR Keymian Henderson, Carthage, Texas**
A fast-rising 6-foot-3, 190-pound wide receiver, Henderson led Carthage High School to a 15-1 record and the Texas 4A D-II state championship in 2024, the program’s tenth since 2008. As a junior, he recorded 64 receptions for 1,085 yards and 18 touchdowns. Henderson has offers from Arkansas, Kansas State, Kentucky, Houston, TCU, SMU, Mississippi State, and others.
**WR Javonte Smith, Jackson, Tennessee**
Another Tennessee prospect, Smith recently visited Missouri and has upcoming visits to West Virginia and Tennessee. The 247Sports rankings for Smith are not specified here, but his recruitment activity indicates strong interest from multiple programs.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — After securing commitments from 4-star offensive lineman Bryce Gilmore and 3-star linebacker Caleb Gordon in late May, the Arkansas Razorbacks are now hosting another wave of promising prospects, many of whom have recently narrowed their college options.
**DL Dereon Albert, Jackson, Mississippi**
A standout defensive tackle, Albert is a strong fit for Arkansas’ 3-4 scheme under defensive coordinator Travis Williams.
> “3-4 interior defensive lineman that shows the ability to win with a bevy of different pass rush options at the point of attack, including twitch, athleticism, and power. Estimated at a shade under 6-foot-2 and just north of 300 pounds, Albert’s unique blend of athletic traits and stout frame makes him a difficult assignment for opposing offensive linemen on a down-to-down basis.”
> — Cooper Petagna, 247Sports analyst
Albert has recorded 246 tackles, 67 tackles for loss, and 22.5 sacks over three seasons at Jackson Academy. He’s ranked No. 184 overall, No. 28 among defensive linemen, and No. 8 in Mississippi, per 247Sports.
**DE Ben Mubenga, Buford, Georgia**
A 3-star defensive end, Mubenga dominates in the run game with his 6-foot-5, 280-pound frame. Ranked No. 584 overall, No. 47 at his position, and No. 65 in Georgia by the 247Sports Composite, he is considering Arkansas, LSU, Florida State, NC State, and Louisville.
**WR Keymian Henderson, Carthage, Texas**
A 6-foot-3, 190-pound wide receiver, Henderson led Carthage High School to a 15-1 record and the Texas 4A D-II state championship in 2024. As a junior, he had 64 receptions for 1,085 yards and 18 touchdowns. Henderson holds offers from Arkansas, Kansas State, Kentucky, Houston, TCU, SMU, Mississippi State, and others.
**WR Javonte Smith, Jackson, Tennessee**
A 6-foot, 169-pound receiver, Smith has recorded 79 catches for 1,419 yards and 12 touchdowns in his high school career, averaging over 18 yards per catch. He is ranked No. 834 overall, No. 130 among receivers, and No. 26 in Tennessee, per 247Sports. Smith recently visited Missouri and has upcoming visits to West Virginia and Tennessee.
**OL Hugh Smith, Missouri City, Texas**
Committed to Arkansas on April 29, Smith chose the Razorbacks over offers from Ole Miss, Houston, Kansas State, Missouri, Stanford, TCU, Oklahoma State, Kansas, Arizona State, and Boston College.
> “I chose Arkansas due to the relationship I’ve built with Coach [Eric] Mateos over the years,” Smith told Hogs on SI in April. “I also like what Coach [Sam] Pittman and the program have to offer. I love the town and the support the fans give through the whole state.”
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Following a strong recruiting weekend in late May, where Arkansas secured commitments from 4-star offensive lineman Bryce Gilmore and 3-star linebacker Caleb Gordon, the Razorbacks are now hosting another group of talented prospects, many of whom have recently narrowed their college choices.
**DL Dereon Albert, Jackson, Mississippi**
A top-tier defensive tackle, Albert is a strong fit for Arkansas’ 3-4 defensive scheme under coordinator Travis Williams.
> “3-4 interior defensive lineman that shows the ability to win with a bevy of different pass rush options at the point of attack, including twitch, athleticism, and power. Estimated at a shade under 6-foot-2 and just north of 300 pounds, Albert’s unique blend of athletic traits and stout frame makes him a difficult assignment for opposing offensive linemen on a down-to-down basis.”
> — Cooper Petagna, 247Sports analyst
Albert has amassed 246 tackles, 67 tackles for loss, and 22.5 sacks over three seasons at Jackson Academy. He’s ranked No. 184 overall, No. 28 among defensive linemen, and No. 8 in Mississippi, per 247Sports.
**DE Ben Mubenga, Buford, Georgia**
A 3-star defensive end, Mubenga dominates the run game with his 6-foot-5, 280-pound frame. Ranked No. 584 overall, No. 47 at his position, and No. 65 in Georgia by the 247Sports Composite, he is considering Arkansas, LSU, Florida State, NC State, and Louisville.
**WR Keymian Henderson, Carthage, Texas**
A 6-foot-3, 190-pound wide receiver, Henderson led Carthage High School to a 15-1 record and the Texas 4A D-II state championship in 2024. As a junior, he recorded 64 receptions for 1,085 yards and 18 touchdowns. He holds offers from Arkansas, Kansas State, Kentucky, Houston, TCU, SMU, Mississippi State, and others.
**WR Javonte Smith, Jackson, Tennessee**
A 6-foot, 169-pound receiver, Smith has recorded 79 catches for 1,419 yards and 12 touchdowns in his high school career, averaging over 18 yards per catch. He is ranked No. 834 overall, No. 130 among receivers, and No. 26 in Tennessee, per 247Sports. Smith recently visited Missouri and has upcoming visits to West Virginia and Tennessee.
**OL Hugh Smith, Missouri City, Texas**
Committed to Arkansas on April 29, Smith is projected to play either tackle or guard at the college level. He primarily played left tackle for Ridge Point in 2024, helping the team reach the second round of Texas’ 6A Division II state playoffs. He is ranked No. 1,018 overall, No. 90 at his position, and No. 154 in Texas for the 2026 class, per 247Sports.
> “I chose Arkansas due to the relationship I’ve built with Coach [Eric] Mateos over the years,” Smith told Hogs on SI in April. “I also like what Coach [Sam] Pittman and the program have to offer. I love the town and the support the fans give through the whole state.”
**DL Cameron McGee, Loganville, Georgia**
A 6-foot-3, 328-pound defensive lineman, McGee is one of the largest prospects in the country with significant potential at the college level. Having visited Arkansas previously, he is set to return this weekend. His ranking is not specified here, but his size and prior interest in the program make him a notable target for the Razorbacks.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — After a successful recruiting weekend in late May, securing commitments from 4-star offensive lineman Bryce Gilmore and 3-star linebacker Caleb Gordon, the Arkansas Razorbacks are hosting another group of high-caliber prospects, many of whom have recently narrowed their college options.
**DL Dereon Albert, Jackson, Mississippi**
A premier defensive tackle, Albert is ideal for Arkansas’ 3-4 scheme under defensive coordinator Travis Williams.
> “3-4 interior defensive lineman that shows the ability to win with a bevy of different pass rush options at the point of attack, including twitch, athleticism, and power. Estimated at a shade under 6-foot-2 and just north of 300 pounds, Albert’s unique blend of athletic traits and stout frame makes him a difficult assignment for opposing offensive linemen on a down-to-down basis.”
> — Cooper Petagna, 247Sports analyst
Albert has recorded 246 tackles, 67 tackles for loss, and 22.5 sacks over three seasons at Jackson Academy. He’s ranked No. 184 overall, No. 28 among defensive linemen, and No. 8 in Mississippi, per 247Sports.
**DE Ben Mubenga, Buford, Georgia**
A 3-star defensive end, Mubenga overpowers opponents in the run game with his 6-foot-5, 280-pound frame. Ranked No. 584 overall, No. 47 at his position, and No. 65 in Georgia by the 247Sports Composite, he is considering Arkansas, LSU, Florida State, NC State, and Louisville.
**WR Keymian Henderson, Carthage, Texas**
A 6-foot-3, 190-pound wide receiver, Henderson led Carthage High School to a 15-1 record and the Texas 4A D-II state championship in 2024. As a junior, he had 64 receptions for 1,085 yards and 18 touchdowns. He holds offers from Arkansas, Kansas State, Kentucky, Houston, TCU, SMU, Mississippi State, and others.
**WR Javonte Smith, Jackson, Tennessee**
A 6-foot, 169-pound receiver, Smith has 79 catches for 1,419 yards and 12 touchdowns in his high school career, averaging over 18 yards per catch. He is ranked No. 834 overall, No. 130 among receivers, and No. 26 in Tennessee, per 247Sports. Smith recently visited Missouri and has upcoming visits to West Virginia and Tennessee.
**OL Hugh Smith, Missouri City, Texas**
Committed to Arkansas on April 29, Smith is projected to play tackle or guard at the next level. He played left tackle for Ridge Point in 2024, helping reach the second round of Texas’ 6A Division II playoffs. He is ranked No. 1,018 overall, No. 90 at his position, and No. 154 in Texas for 2026, per 247Sports.
> “I chose Arkansas due to the relationship I’ve built with Coach [Eric] Mateos over the years,” Smith told Hogs on SI in April. “I also like what Coach [Sam] Pittman and the program have to offer. I love the town and the support the fans give through the whole state.”
**DL Cameron McGee, Loganville, Georgia**
A 6-foot-3, 328-pound defensive lineman, McGee is an imposing athlete with surprising speed, capable of chasing down players in the backfield. He holds 23 offers, including Arkansas, Auburn, Purdue, LSU, Michigan, Missouri, South Carolina, Texas A&M, and USC. The 247Sports Composite ranks him as a 3-star prospect, No. 1,293 overall, No. 121 at his position, and No. 124 in Georgia. McGee, who has visited Arkansas before, is set to return this weekend.
**DB Tylan Wilson, Pascagoula, Mississippi**
A 4-star safety, Wilson included Arkansas in his top four schools last month, alongside Clemson, Texas A&M, and Ole Miss. He is expected to announce his college decision on July 18. His ranking is not specified here, but his status as a 4-star prospect and his narrowed list highlight his importance to the Razorbacks’ recruiting efforts.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Following a successful recruiting weekend in late May, where Arkansas secured commitments from 4-star offensive lineman Bryce Gilmore and 3-star linebacker Caleb Gordon, the Razorbacks are now hosting another group of top prospects, many of whom have recently narrowed their college choices.
**DL Dereon Albert, Jackson, Mississippi**
A standout defensive tackle, Albert is a strong fit for Arkansas’ 3-4 scheme under defensive coordinator Travis Williams.
> “3-4 interior defensive lineman that shows the ability to win with a bevy of different pass rush options at the point of attack, including twitch, athleticism, and power. Estimated at a shade under 6-foot-2 and just north of 300 pounds, Albert’s unique blend of athletic traits and stout frame makes him a difficult assignment for opposing offensive linemen on a down-to-down basis.”
> — Cooper Petagna, 247Sports analyst
Albert has recorded 246 tackles, 67 tackles for loss, and 22.5 sacks over three seasons at Jackson Academy. He’s ranked No. 184 overall, No. 28 among defensive linemen, and No. 8 in Mississippi, per 247Sports.
**DE Ben Mubenga, Buford, Georgia**
A 3-star defensive end, Mubenga dominates the run game with his 6-foot-5, 280-pound frame. Ranked No. 584 overall, No. 47 at his position, and No. 65 in Georgia by the 247Sports Composite, he is considering Arkansas, LSU, Florida State, NC State, and Louisville.
**WR Keymian Henderson, Carthage, Texas**
A 6-foot-3, 190-pound wide receiver, Henderson led Carthage High School to a 15-1 record and the Texas 4A D-II state championship in 2024. As a junior, he recorded 64 receptions for 1,085 yards and 18 touchdowns. He holds offers from Arkansas, Kansas State, Kentucky, Houston, TCU, SMU, Mississippi State, and others.
**WR Javonte Smith, Jackson, Tennessee**
A 6-foot, 169-pound receiver, Smith has 79 catches for 1,419 yards and 12 touchdowns in his high school career, averaging over 18 yards per catch. He is ranked No. 834 overall, No. 130 among receivers, and No. 26 in Tennessee, per 247Sports. Smith recently visited Missouri and has upcoming visits to West Virginia and Tennessee.
**OL Hugh Smith, Missouri City, Texas**
Committed to Arkansas on April 29, Smith is projected to play tackle or guard at the college level. He played left tackle for Ridge Point in 2024, helping reach the second round of Texas’ 6A Division II playoffs. He is ranked No. 1,018 overall, No. 90 at his position, and No. 154 in Texas for 2026, per 247Sports.
> “I chose Arkansas due to the relationship I’ve built with Coach [Eric] Mateos over the years,” Smith told Hogs on SI in April. “I also like what Coach [Sam] Pittman and the program have to offer. I love the town and the support the fans give through the whole state.”
**DL Cameron McGee, Loganville, Georgia**
A 6-foot-3, 328-pound defensive lineman, McGee is an imposing athlete with surprising speed, capable of chasing down players in the backfield. He holds 23 offers, including Arkansas, Auburn, Purdue, LSU, Michigan, Missouri, South Carolina, Texas A&M, and USC. The 247Sports Composite ranks him as a 3-star prospect, No. 1,293 overall, No. 121 at his position, and No. 124 in Georgia. McGee, who has visited Arkansas before, is set to return this weekend.
**DB Tylan Wilson, Pascagoula, Mississippi**
A 4-star safety, Wilson named Arkansas among his top four schools last month, alongside Clemson, Texas A&M, and Ole Miss. He is ranked No. 221 overall, No. 17 among safeties, and No. 10 in Mississippi, per 247Sports. Wilson is expected to announce his college decision on July 18, making him a critical target for the Razorbacks’ recruiting class.GOO
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