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Class of 2023 ESPN 4-star cornerback Braxton Myers visited several schools over the summer, including the University of Arkansas.

Memphis lineman puts trust in Hogs by Richard Davenport | Today at 2:21 a.m. Offensive lineman Patrick Kutas orally committed to the University of Arkansas on Saturday over Oregon, Illinois and Florida State. Kutas, 6-5, 280 pounds, of Christian Brothers in Memphis, also had offers from schools such as Louisville, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Mississippi State, Purdue, Virginia and Virginia Tech. He narrowed his list to the Hogs, Oregon, Florida State and Illinois on July 4. He made an official visit to Fayetteville from June 11-13 and felt at ease with Coach Sam Pittman and the players. "It felt ri...

Freshman receiver Smith spending his summer studying IU’s playbook Share this story Photo by Bobby Ellis/Getty Images Jaquez Smith takes his homework seriously. Every day, the incoming freshman receiver sets aside two hours to flip through the offensive playbook he was given upon his arrival in Bloomington last month. He takes notes on alignments, quizzes himself on routes and makes an effort to learn not only his own potential responsibilities within Indiana’s offense, but those belonging to his teammates, too. “If you don’t know the playbook,” Smith told reporters Thursday, “you...

Mani Powell University of Arkansas Coach Sam Pittman and his staff received some early fireworks before the Fourth of July with the oral commitments from defensive back Jaylen Lewis and linebacker Mani Powell on Friday. Lewis, 6-2, 175 pounds, of Brownsville (Tenn.) Haywood, chose the Razorbacks over about 40 offers from schools such as Florida State, Auburn, Oklahoma, LSU, Michigan, Duke, Cincinnati, Michigan State, South Carolina and other programs. He officially visited Fayetteville from June 18-20. "Once I stepped off that plane after landing in Fayetteville, I just felt a different vibe,...

Iowa prep standout has family ties to Irish