In a major coup for the Arkansas Razorbacks, four-star wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. has officially flipped his commitment to the program. The highly-touted prospect, initially pledged to Arizona, made the announcement early Wednesday, sending shockwaves through the college football recruiting world.
Harrison Jr., the son of NFL Hall of Famer Marvin Harrison, is ranked among the top receivers in the nation for the 2025 class. Standing at 6-foot-4 and weighing 205 pounds, his size, speed, and polished route-running make him one of the most coveted offensive playmakers in the country. His decision to join the Razorbacks comes as a significant boost to head coach Sam Pittman’s efforts to solidify Arkansas as a contender in the SEC.
“Arkansas felt like home,” Harrison Jr. said in his announcement. “The coaching staff showed me a vision for my future, and I believe this is the best place for me to develop as a player and a person.”
Harrison Jr.’s flip marks a pivotal moment for the Razorbacks, who are striving to compete with perennial SEC powerhouses in recruiting. His commitment also adds immediate credibility to Arkansas’ 2025 recruiting class, which is now ranked among the top in the conference.
Known for his ability to dominate in one-on-one matchups and stretch defenses, Harrison Jr. is expected to make an immediate impact in Arkansas’ high-octane offense. His decision reflects the growing appeal of the Razorbacks’ program under Pittman, who has been steadily building a roster capable of competing at the highest level.
Razorback fans welcomed the news with excitement, flooding social media with messages of support and anticipation for what Harrison Jr. will bring to Fayetteville. This move solidifies Arkansas as a program on the rise, with a future as bright as its newest star recruit.