The Arkansas Razorbacks made a splash in the recruiting world with the stunning commitment of four-star wide receiver Teriq Mallory for the 2025 class. Mallory, who had previously pledged to West Virginia, announced his flip to the Razorbacks on Thursday, sending shockwaves across the college football recruiting landscape.
Hailing from Houston, Texas, Mallory is ranked among the top 20 wide receivers in the nation and boasts a reputation as a dynamic playmaker with elite speed and hands. At 6’1” and 185 pounds, he has shown an exceptional ability to stretch the field and dominate in one-on-one matchups, making him a coveted prospect for numerous Power Five programs.
Mallory cited Arkansas’ coaching staff and vision for the program as key factors in his decision. “Coach [insert coach’s name] really showed me how I fit into their offense,” Mallory said. “Their focus on developing me not just as a player, but as a person, really stood out. Fayetteville feels like home.”
The addition of Mallory bolsters an already impressive Razorbacks recruiting class, which is shaping up to be one of the strongest in the SEC. His commitment comes at a critical time for Arkansas, as they continue to build momentum under [head coach’s name], who is aiming to elevate the program to new heights.
For West Virginia, Mallory’s decommitment is a tough blow as they look to maintain competitiveness in the Big 12. However, Arkansas fans are celebrating this major victory, viewing Mallory as a potential game-changer for the Razorbacks’ offense in the coming years.
With National Signing Day still ahead, the Razorbacks have proven they can go head-to-head with top programs in landing elite talent, marking a significant step forward in their pursuit of SEC supremacy.