Arkansas center Beaux Limmer’s college football career appears to be over.
The three-year starter accepted an invitation to the East-West Shrine Bowl, signaling an intent to forgo a final season of eligibility at the collegiate level. Shrine Bowl participants must be seniors who are eligible to play for the schools.
Limmer has started the last 36 games for Arkansas, splitting his time between center this season and guard in the previous two years.
He graded out as the fourth-best center in the SEC this past year, per Pro Football Focus. Limmer also projects to be a mid-to-late round pick in the NFL Draft.
Arkansas’ offensive line as a whole struggled in 2024, allowing 47 sacks, which was fifth most in FBS and most in school history.