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Four players already committed to Arkansas are among the top 250 prospects in the country, according to Rivals.

Safety Myles Rowser, wide receiver Quincey McAdoo, running back Rashod Dubinion and offensive lineman E’Marion Harris were included in the latest update to the Rivals250 for the Class of 2022.

That quartet makes up almost half of the Razorbacks’ current class, which features 10 players and is currently No. 14 in the country.

The only member of that group who saw his ranking go down is Rowser, who fell just outside of the top 100 and checks in at No. 102. That’s a drop of 16 spots from his previous No. 86 ranking.

The other three moved up in the rankings, with McAdoo going from unranked all the way into the top 200. Checking in at No. 192, the Clarendon product will be the second-highest ranked in-state player for 2022 when Rivals updates the state rankings Friday.

McAdoo jumped ahead of Harris, but the Joe T. Robinson product still rose 17 spots to No. 223 in the Rivals250. He isn’t too far behind Dubinion, as the Georgia running back got an 8-spot bump to No. 206.

Assuming all four players sign with Arkansas and remain in the Rivals250, it will be just the sixth time in 17 years the Razorbacks had at least four top-250 recruits in one class. With one more, they’d tie the record of five, which they accomplished in 2015 and 2019.

Head coach Sam Pittman and his staff are actively pursuing several other Rivals250 prospects that would give Arkansas to that total.

Offensive lineman Emery Jones (No. 143, up 4 spots) and linebacker - and Georgia Tech commit - Jaron Willis (No. 195, down 1 spot) were among the Razorbacks’ official visitors last week, while running back Trevonte’ Citizen (No. 49, up 68 spots) is scheduled to visit later this week.

Arkansas also hosted Fayetteville wide receiver Isaiah Sategna - who jumped 76 spots to No. 174 and is now the top-ranked in-state player - for an unofficial visit last week. The Razorbacks are trying to flip him from SEC West foe Texas A&M.

2021
WR Ketron Jackson - No. 192

2020
None

2019
WR Trey Knox - No. 128
WR Treylon Burks - No. 146
DE Collin Clay - No. 176
S Jalen Catalon - No. 243
QB KJ Jefferson - No. 249

2018
None

2017
CB Chevin Calloway - No. 92
RB Chase Hayden - No. 169

2016
DE McTelvin Agim - No. 50
DT Briston Guidry - No. 133
RB Devwah Whaley - No. 167
ATH T.J. Hammonds - No. 250

2015
TE C.J. O’Grady - No. 90
QB Ty Storey - No. 165
OL Jalen Merrick - No. 203
DT Hjalte Froholdt - No. 221
DE Jamario Bell - No. 238

2014
OL Brian Wallace - No. 96
DT Bijhon Jackson - No. 112
QB Rafe Peavey - No. 250

2013
TE Hunter Henry - No. 102
RB Alex Collins - No. 117
OL Reeve Koehler - No. 156
OL Denver Kirkland - No. 166

2012
LB Otha Peters - No. 126
RB Jonathan Williams - No. 195

2011
OL Brey Cook - No. 124
CB Tevin Mitchel - No. 160
QB Brandon Allen - No. 180

2010
DT Calvin Barnett - No. 103
DT Byran Jones - No. 248

2009
CB Darius Winston - No. 23
ATH Ronnie Wingo Jr. - No. 101
RB Knile Davis - No. 166
OL Colby Berna - No. 246

2008
RB De’Anthony Curtis - No. 94
CB Joe Adams - No. 129
WR Jarius Wright - No. 218

2007
None

2006
QB Mitch Mustain - No. 10
WR Damian Williams - No. 95
LB Van Stumon - No. 209