Verified status: November 15, 2026, 01:12 UTC (November 14, 7:12 p.m. CST in Fayetteville, Arkansas). The latest accessible play-by-play snapshot for South Carolina at Arkansas shows a scoreless first quarter, with Arkansas moving the ball on its opening possession. That feed is behind the verification time, however, and no dependable final score or later scoring play could be confirmed from the sources available at this check. This update therefore reports the verifiable snapshot rather than presenting it as a live, current score.
The Week 11 SEC matchup is at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville. Arkansas announced a 6:45 p.m. local kickoff on Saturday, Nov. 14; South Carolina’s game notes list the corresponding 7:45 p.m. Eastern time. The game was slated for SEC Network. Arkansas’s kickoff announcement and South Carolina’s official game notes confirm the venue and schedule.
Destaques
- The accessible CBS play-by-play snapshot lists South Carolina 0, Arkansas 0 in the first quarter; it is not a confirmed final or up-to-the-minute score.
- Arkansas’s opening possession included a 22-yard completion from KJ Jackson to Anthony Jordan on third-and-14, followed by a 4-yard run by C. Settles.
- South Carolina’s first recorded possession ended in a punt after a short series; no scoring play appeared in the snapshot.
- The game is a key road test for No. 17 South Carolina, which entered on a four-game SEC winning streak.
What does the latest South Carolina vs. Arkansas play-by-play show?
The CBS Sports game tracker’s accessible snapshot records no points and no scoring plays. It shows Arkansas beginning with the ball and gaining a first down on a 22-yard Jackson completion to Jordan on third-and-14. After a sack and several shorter plays, the Razorbacks reached their own 43-yard line on Settles’s 4-yard rush. The listed drive totals at that snapshot were 43 net yards and 4:10 of possession.
South Carolina’s first possession was shorter. The tracker lists three rushes and one pass for 11 yards before a 44-yard punt by M. Love. The snapshot shows Arkansas taking over at its own 10 after a fair catch. These are early sequence details from the displayed feed, not a complete account of the game; later plays and the result were not confirmed at the update time. The CBS Sports play-by-play tracker is the source for that limited snapshot.
Why was this matchup important for South Carolina?
South Carolina entered 6–3 overall and 4–3 in SEC play, ranked No. 17 in the College Football Playoff rankings, according to the team’s game notes. Its four consecutive conference wins included a 17–9 victory over Texas A&M on Nov. 7, a 42–25 road win at Oklahoma, a 27–24 win over Tennessee, and a 38–19 win at Florida. Another road win would extend the streak and keep the Gamecocks’ late-season momentum intact ahead of their Nov. 21 game against Georgia.
Quarterback LaNorris Sellers was a central storyline after hurting his ankle against Texas A&M and returning to score on a 41-yard run late in that game. South Carolina’s official notes credited him with 285 total yards and two touchdowns against the Aggies. Before the Arkansas matchup, the team characterized his status as one to monitor, while its notes emphasized a rushing offense averaging 205.4 yards per game through nine games. Those figures describe the pregame context; they do not establish how Sellers or the offense performed in Fayetteville.
What should Arkansas fans watch in the game?
Arkansas came into the contest 3–6 overall and 1–5 in SEC play after a 26–23 loss at Auburn. The pregame report said the Razorbacks had struggled to protect the quarterback in that game, taking six sacks, while Jackson completed 14 of 30 passes for 180 yards, one touchdown, and one interception. The opening drive shown in the tracker offered a small positive sign: Jackson converted a difficult third-and-14 with a 22-yard pass. A single early completion, though, cannot establish a broader change in protection or offensive form.
South Carolina also had a direct connection to Arkansas’s recent history: offensive coordinator Kendal Briles previously coached the Razorbacks. Arkansas’s official game notes and the pregame reporting identified the matchup as the programs’ first meeting since Arkansas won 44–30 in 2022. The series history supplies context, but it does not predict the result of this game.
When and where was South Carolina vs. Arkansas played?
The game was scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 14, 2026, at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Arkansas listed kickoff at 6:45 p.m. Central Standard Time (UTC−06:00), which was 7:45 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (UTC−05:00). That corresponds to Nov. 15 at 00:45 UTC.
Frequently asked questions
What is the confirmed final score?
A final score could not be verified in the accessible sources at the stated update time. The available play-by-play snapshot showed 0–0 in the first quarter.
What channel carried the game?
Arkansas’s official announcement listed SEC Network as the television broadcaster.
Where can I check for a later score update?
Check the official team channels or the live tracker linked above for a refreshed score and full play sequence.