The Razorbacks football recruiting streak is still going strong as they land their fourth commit in a week on Saturday. Three days after landing another stud linebacker, wide receiver Keymian Henderson Jr. called the Hogs.
Arkansas football picks up Keymian Henderson Jr. commit
As a junior at Carthage High School, Henderson led his team to a 4A D-II state title, hauling in 64 receptions for 1,085 yards and 18 touchdowns. That includes four catches for 77 yards and two touchdowns in the championship game against Waco La Vega. At 6-foot-3, 190 pounds, he's the tallest receiver in the 2026 class, and the second-highest ranked behind Dequane Prevo out of Bentonville.
According to 247Sports, Henderson's a 88-rated 3-star prospect and the 98th-ranked wideout in the class. Despite the lower rankings, 247Sports Scouting Analyst Gabe Brooks believes Henderson has the potential to be a "multi-year starter with significant developmental upside." Brooks wrote that on June 6, and 247Sports only has ratings on the Carthange, Texas, native dating back to the start of the year. He possibly has all the makings of a 4-star without the visibility. Here's a little more of what Brooks has to say about Henderson:
"Tall outside receiver pushing 6-3, 190 with good ball-tracking concentration along the boundaries and in the red zone. Back-shoulder terror. Will hurt you if you give him a free release. Surprisingly good get-off juice vs. off-man coverage. Eats up cushion and sets up some encouraging route snap, particularly on comebacks. Logged admittedly stunningly good 40/shuttle testing data in Spring 2025..."
Stamped 🏡💯 #AGTG pic.twitter.com/f4NlBu7Ssh
— Keymian Henderson Jr (@Henders1Keymian) July 5, 2025
Henderson chose the Hogs over TCU, Kentucky, Houston, Kansas State, Baylor, and SMU, among others. He's the No. 26 commit in the 2026 class and moves the class up in the national rankings, coming in 23rd.