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The South Carolina Gamecocks take on the Arkansas Razorbacks in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Kickoff is set for 7:45 p.m. EST on SEC Network.
South Carolina is favored by 7.5 (+100) points on the spread with a moneyline of -285. The Razorbacks are 7.5-point (-120) underdogs with a moneyline of +235. The over/under is set at 51.5 total points (-105 / -115).
Here’s my South Carolina vs. Arkansas prediction and college football pick for Saturday, November 14, 2026.
South Carolina vs Arkansas Predictions and Picks
- South Carolina vs. Arkansas Pick: Arkansas +7.5 or Better
My Arkansas vs. S. Carolina best bet is on the Hogs. Find the best line available on our live NCAAF odds page.
South Carolina vs Arkansas Odds, Betting Spread, Over/Under
| South Carolina Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
-7.5 +100 | 51.5 -105o / -115u | -285 |
| Arkansas Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
+7.5 -120 | 51.5 -105o / -115u | +235 |
- South Carolina vs Arkansas point spread: South Carolina -7.5 (-110), Arkansas +7.5 (-110)
- South Carolina vs Arkansas over/under: 51.5 (-105o / -115u)
- South Carolina vs Arkansas moneyline: South Carolina -285, Arkansas +235
South Carolina vs Arkansas College Football Preview and Best Bets
Welcome to one of the most obvious situational spots on the board.
This screams "flat spot" for the Gamecocks, who kept their playoff hopes alive last week with a close (and somewhat fortunate) home win over Texas A&M last week.
In that loss, the Aggies became the first team in college football history to amass at least 450 total yards of offense and no turnovers without finding the end zone.
That ended an absolute gauntlet of games that came against the following teams:
- Mississippi State (with a healthy Kamario Taylor)
- Alabama
- Kentucky
- Florida
- Tennessee
- Oklahoma
- Texas A&M
Now, they head to Fayetteville one week before hosting Georgia in a game that might determine their playoff fate. Can the Gamecocks avoid the letdown after such a brutal stretch of games — all of which have been of the must-win variety?
Can they avoid getting caught looking ahead to the Dawgs next week? It's possible, but I'll pay to find out.
It also has to be mentioned that star quarterback LaNorris Sellers is dealing with an ankle injury. He isn't at risk of missing this game, but it was definitely bothering him at the end of last Saturday's victory over the Aggies.
He even said he couldn't go down on a late long run because he was afraid to stop due to the pain.
Not only is there risk of that issue flaring up, but there's a high probability he doesn't have his usual full mobility.
That will impact his ability to extend plays and limit his impact in the ground game, where he's super dangerous. In fact, Sellers is South Carolina's leading rusher this season. That will be welcome news to a very suspect Arkansas rush defense.
Look, I'm not going to wax poetic about this Razorbacks squad. The Hogs are a bad football team, but they've been playing better of late.
Over their last four games, they have a win at Vanderbilt and held fourth-quarter leads against Tennessee and Auburn in a pair of one-score losses.
Quarterback KJ Jackson continues to improve incrementally with each passing week and should have some opportunities to hit star receiver Chris Marshall downfield against a suspect South Carolina coverage group.
In what has become a lost season for Arkansas, this can serve as a quasi-Super Bowl with the chance to knock Tennessee out of the College Football Playoff.
I'm fully confident the Hogs will show up, and I wouldn't be shocked if the Gamecocks are a bit flat out of the gates. It's just difficult to get up emotionally for an inferior opponent after such a tough stretch of games with the No. 1 team in the land waiting on deck.
Woo Pig.
Pick: Arkansas +7.5 or Better
