For the first time this cycle, it’s Arkansas feeling the brunt of an early-entry decision.
By way of his personal Twitter account, Kamren Curl announced that he “will be forgoing my senior year and will be declaring for the 2020 NFL Draft.” The safety ended the social-media missive, “I will truly miss playing for the state, these fans, and my brothers from my freshman year to now who will be family forever.”
Thank you #RazorbackNation🌹 pic.twitter.com/VMZi18AQrf
— Kam Curl (@KCurl_2) December 12, 2019
Curl, a three-star 2017 signee, began his time in Fayetteville as a cornerback before moving to safety prior to his sophomore campaign. He started 22 games the past two seasons.
Curl’s 76 tackles this past season were good for fourth on the team. He was also credited with four tackles for loss and a pair of interceptions.
