Arkansas Forces Four Turnovers in Rout of South Carolina

KJ Jackson threw two second-quarter touchdown passes and ran for 46 yards as Arkansas defeated South Carolina 34-6. The Razorbacks led 17-0 at halftime and earned their first Southeastern Conference home win since November 2024. The loss ended South Carolina’s four-game winning streak.

South Carolina started backup Cutter Woods after Sellers was ruled out with an ankle injury. Woods completed 24 of 43 passes for 271 yards, but threw three interceptions. Arkansas defensive back Joker Johnson had two interceptions, including a 63-yard return for a touchdown, and also forced a fumble.

The Gamecocks struggled to turn scoring chances into points, going 1 for 5 in the red zone. A lost exchange on a reverse, a missed field goal and an interception ended three drives. South Carolina’s only touchdown came on Jabree Coleman’s 3-yard run early in the second half. Arkansas outgained the Gamecocks on the ground, 167 yards to 98.

Jackson completed 15 of 24 passes for 188 yards. Chris Marshall and Antonio Jordan caught his touchdown passes, and Sutton Smith added a 7-yard scoring run late in the game.

South Carolina has two regular-season games remaining, hosting top-ranked Georgia before visiting rival Clemson. Arkansas is set to play at No. 8 Texas on November 21.