Few players in the history of Arkansas football have experienced a meteoric rise quite like the one Quincy Rhodes Jr. is in the midst of this season.
The 6-foot-6 defensive end has oozed with potential since his days as a four-star recruit at North Little Rock High, but he had not yet put it all together over his first two years with the Razorbacks.
A rotational piece on the defensive line in 2024, Rhodes didn’t even make his first start until the Liberty Bowl — and that was only because three players ahead of him on the depth chart weren’t available because of opt outs or the transfer portal.