Breaking: Another Elite Mega-Star Commit To Razorbacks…..

Breaking: Another Elite Mega-Star Commit To Razorbacks…..

Jacksonville State transfer linebacker Larry Worth details his stay with Travis Williams and the Razorbacks.

Arkansas hosted two transfer linebackers in the first four days of the 15-day transfer window, including Jacksonville State transfer Larry Worth, who commmitted to the Razorbacks at 5 p.m. on Saturday.

Worth said the Hogs’ opportunity for early playing time led him to choose Sam Pittman’s program.

“Just fits me schematically,” he said. “I can make a lot of plays. I can make an immediate impact.”

Worth, a 2022 graduate of Jacksonville (Fla.) Baldwin, has two years of eligibility remaining and wanted a closer look at the Hogs’ need for more experience and depth at defensive coordinator Travis Williams’ linebacker position.

“Just to see where I fit in the scheme,” Worth said. “Just see where I can have a big role and make an impact. Coach T-Will just felt like family. It seemed like a great opportunity.”

This past season, the 6-4, 220-pound junior finished with 63 tackles, 6 tackles for loss, 4 sacks, 3 quarterback hurries, 2 pass break-ups, an interception, a forced fumble, and a fumble recovery over the span of 13 games.

“I bring a lot of versatility,” he said. “You can throw me in where ever you need a play made on defense. I promise you are going to have a play made.

Worth, a 2022 graduate of Jacksonville (Fla.) Baldwin, has two years of eligibility remaining and wanted a closer look at the Hogs’ need for more experience and depth at defensive coordinator Travis Williams’ linebacker position.

“Just to see where I fit in the scheme,” Worth said. “Just see where I can have a big role and make an impact. Coach T-Will just felt like family. It seemed like a great opportunity.”

This past season, the 6-4, 220-pound junior finished with 63 tackles, 6 tackles for loss, 4 sacks, 3 quarterback hurries, 2 pass break-ups, an interception, a forced fumble, and a fumble recovery over the span of 13 games.

“I bring a lot of versatility,” he said. “You can throw me in where ever you need a play made on defense. I promise you are going to have a play made.

 

Arkansas offensive lineman Paris Patterson to transfer

Arkansas football will lose a fifth player to the spring transfer portal window…

Arkansas second-year offensive lineman Paris Patterson is set to enter the transfer portal, according to 247Sports national analyst Matt Zenitz. Patterson is the fifth Razorback player to announce intentions to enter the portal during the spring transfer window.

Patterson committed to the Razorbacks in the 2023 recruiting cycle as a three-star prospect and No. 40 interior offensive lineman in the country. He was rated as the No. 8 overall player in the state of Illinois for the 2023 class. He chose Arkansas over a scholarship offer list including Tennessee, LSU, Iowa State, Nebraska and Kansas among others.

Last season, Patterson saw very limited action with the Razorbacks and ultimately redshirted. The 6-6, 352-pound redshirt freshman spent the majority of Arkansas football’s 2024 spring practice as the third-team guard.

Check out exactly where the Razorbacks roster stands currently with our Arkansas Football Transfer Portal Live Tracker.

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SCOUTING REPORT FROM ALLEN TRIEU

Has experience at multiple positions on the line, but most likely projects as a power guard in college. Massive, strong, has a big punch and looks to finish blocks and dominate opponents. Has a solid pass set and strength makes him tough to get past. Good natural athlete who must make sure he maintains a good playing weight to keep his feet and agility. Shows the ability to get to the second level when asked to do that. Has the size, strength and technical prowess to become a starting quality Power Five guard.

High School: Enrolled early and participated in spring practice … A four-star prospect according to Rivals … No. 237 prospect in Rivals250 rankings … Rated the No. 6 player in Illinois and the No. 10 offensive guard in the country by Rivals … No. 7 player in Illinois according to both 247Sports and ESPN … Played for head coach Darren Sunkett at East St. Louis High School in East St. Louis, Ill. … As a senior, helped the Flyers secure their 10th state title in program history, finishing the season at 12-2 and on an 11-game winning streak … CHOSE ARKANSAS OVER: Iowa State, Kansas, Nebraska, LSU, Tennessee and others.

Personal: Son of Paris Patterson Sr. and Audrea L. Jones … Has seven sisters, Malikia Eiland, Marquita Patterson, Precious Patterson, Courtney Patterson, Ashanti Patterson, Anquinette Patterson and Paris “Sweet Pea” Patterson … Birthdate: July 20, 2005.

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