Isaiah Moss has only one season left of eligibility in the NCAA, and he’s looking for the best opportunity to maximize his potential. Although over 50 schools reportedly expressed interest in the graduate transfer, his list has been cut down to four programs. The best season of Moss’ career at Iowa came during his sophomore […]
Read MoreMajor Schools After Iowa Grad Transfer Isaiah Moss
While a bunch of graduate transfers have announced where they’ll play college basketball next season, Iowa guard Isaiah Moss is still surveying his options. This past season with the Hawkeyes, Moss averaged 9.2 points and 2.9 rebounds per game. His final performance with Iowa came in the Round of 32 against Tennessee. Even though his […]
Read More4-Star RB Ty Jordan Releases Top 11 Schools
As the focus shifts over to the 2020 recruiting class, four-star all-purpose back Ty Jordan is a major target for a number of major programs. The all-purpose tailback from Mesquite, Texas has a bunch of offers on the table as he goes through his recruitment process. However, he recently shortened his list of potential destinations […]
Read More11 Transfer Options Identified For Kansas’ K.J. Lawson
After an underwhelming season at Kansas following his transfer from Memphis, guard K.J. Lawson has decided to transfer again. Based on the latest reports, there is no shortage of options for the 6-foot-8 sophomore. According to The Kansas City Star, 11 different schools have reached out to Lawson about a possible transfer. On the list are […]
Read MoreIowa To Host Big Ten Tight End Transfer
It is hard to think of a program more attractive to a tight end right now than Iowa. The Hawkeyes expect to have two first rounders at the position taken in today’s NFL Draft at the position: T.J. Hockenson and Noah Fant. Now, Iowa is in contention to land yet another tight end. This one […]
Read MoreSt. John’s Transfer LJ Figueroa Drawing Attention From Major Programs
LJ Figueroa’s college career appears to be taking another turn. With the departure of St. John’s legend Chris Mullin as the Red Storm head coach, the former blue-chip recruit is exploring a transfer. The Massachusetts native was a very effective scorer during his one season in Queens. In 2018-19, he averaged 14.4 points per game, […]
Read MoreHow Texas Stands With Top 4-Star CB Recruit Jahari Rogers
2020 cornerback Jahari Rogers has been picking up offers from across the country, but the Texas Longhorns have been recruiting him hard. Now that he’s narrowed down his list a little, he’s addressed how Texas has been recruiting him. Speaking to Horns247, Rogers revealed that Texas has been particularly honest with him, and values that […]
Read MoreTop College Basketball Grad Transfer Announces Commitment
With the offseason in full effect for college basketball, the top transfers in the country are searching around to find their best fit. One of the top targets in the NCAA transfer portal is officially off the market, as Jeantal Cylla has publicly announced his commitment to Arkansas. After spending one season at UNC Wilmington, […]
Read MoreFormer Notre Dame OL Luke Jones Announces Transfer Destination
Offensive lineman Luke Jones was heavily recruited coming out of the state of Arkansas in 2018. After spending his first year of college at Notre Dame, he’s going home. Taking to Twitter on Thursday, Jones revealed that he has decided to leave Notre Dame and transfer to Arkansas. He stated that he will be enrolling […]
Read More4-Star CB Joel Williams Releases His Top 13 Schools
Joel Williams, a four-star cornerback out of Baton Rouge, La., has narrowed the focus of his recruitment a bit. He maintains that things are still open, but he does have a baker’s dozen schools that stand out. As you’d expect, LSU is involved. Williams attends Madison Prep Academy, just over five miles from Tiger Stadium. […]
Read MoreThe 10 Biggest Spring Game Crowds In 2019 So Far
There’s about a month left of classes for most schools, and the college football spring games are getting under way. Despite being purely exhibition games, students have been attending the games in massive droves. Of the over a dozen teams that have played so far, a handful have had spring game crowds numbering in the […]
Read MoreComputer Rankings For Top College Football Programs Entering 2019
We’re months away from the start of the college football season, which kicks off in late August this season. A pair of computer models are already measuring what the top teams will look like in 2019. ESPN has its Football Power Index, which it revamped ahead of 2019 back in February. We are still working […]
Read MoreCBB Insider Reveals Why Fran McCaffery Was Connected To Arkansas
Last week, rumors emerged that officials for Arkansas were in Iowa City – presumably because they wanted Iowa head coach Fran McCaffery to fill their head coaching vacancy. But the latest reports seem to indicate that it wasn’t McCaffery the team was targeting. According to college basketball analyst Jeff Goodman, Arkansas officials were actually in […]
Read MoreArkansas Basketball Officially Announces New Head Coach
After letting go of Mike Anderson just over a week ago, the Arkansas basketball team has a new head coach. With hopes of returning to the NCAA Tournament next year, the Razorbacks have tapped a candidate with both NCAA and NBA coaching experience. On Sunday, the Arkansas Razorbacks announced via Twitter that they had officially […]
Read MoreArkansas Basketball Reportedly Finalizing Head Coaching Hire
Arkansas’ men’s basketball program is reportedly finalizing a head coaching hire this morning. It’s a good one. The Razorbacks, according to multiple reports, are finalizing a deal with Nevada head coach Eric Musselman. Musselman, 54, has been Nevada’s head coach since 2015. He’s led the Wolf Pack to three straight NCAA Tournament appearances, including a […]
Read MoreIowa’s Fran McCaffery Responds To Rumors About Arkansas Job
The SEC basketball programs have been making quite a number of aggressive coaching moves lately. Kentucky recently gave John Calipari a lifetime contract, while Texas A&M managed to pry Buzz Williams from Virginia Tech. Joining the fray is Arkansas, who seem to be pursuing longtime Iowa coach Fran McCaffery. In the wake of a recent […]
Read MoreArkansas Reportedly Pursuing Another “High-Profile” Coaching Candidate
Arkansas’ men’s basketball program’s head coaching search is reportedly heating up as the NCAA Tournament comes to an end. The Razorbacks have been linked heavily to Houston’s head coach, Kelvin Sampson. The Cougars fell in the Sweet 16 to Kentucky this past weekend. Houston has already addressed the Arkansas rumors, offering Sampson a new six-year […]
Read MoreKelvin Sampson Addresses The Arkansas Job Rumors
Thanks to an incredible season leading Houston into the Sweet 16 for the first time since 1984, Cougars head coach Kelvin Sampson has become one of the most popular candidates in the Power Five conferences. There have been rumors linking him to the vacant job at Arkansas, which he was asked about today. Speaking at […]
Read MoreArkansas Head Coach Mike Anderson Has Reportedly Been Fired
According to Jeff Goodman of Stadium, Arkansas has fired men’s basketball coach Mike Anderson after eight seasons with the program. The news comes just three days after the team’s loss to Indiana in the second round of the NIT. Anderson had been with the program since 2011. In his eight years, he took the Razorbacks […]
Read More4-Star WR Javian Hester Announced His Top 10 Schools Monday
Four-star wide receiver Javian Hester, a native of Tulsa, Oklahoma, has 18 scholarship offers so far. That list is likely to grow as we get deeper into the 2020 class. He has already taken steps toward finding his eventual team, though. On Monday, Hester announced his top 10. Hester’s list features a number of local […]
Read MoreSEC Player Skipping The NIT To Prepare For NBA Draft
Although the Arkansas Razorbacks didn’t make the NCAA Tournament, they did receive an invite to the NIT. Unfortunately, the program will have to face Providence in the first round without its best player in Daniel Gafford. We’ve seen players in college football skip their bowl game to avoid injury before entering the NFL Draft. Well, […]
Read MoreSEC Program Apparently Offers 5th Grade Younger Brother Of Major Recruit
Major college football programs have gotten into a habit of “offering” scholarships to kids who aren’t in high school yet. Usually, though, these “offers” (whether or not they’re actually committable remains to be seen) are to 7th or 8th grade kids at the youngest. Arkansas appears to have taken this to a new level. The […]
Read MoreTexas A&M Transfer QB Nick Starkel Announces Commitment
Former Texas A&M quarterback Nick Starkel has found his new home. The grad transfer announced his commitment to Arkansas moments ago. Starkel will be eligible immediately in Fayetteville. He has two years of eligibility remaining. Starkel will likely be involved in an intriguing quarterback competition with SMU transfer Ben Hicks. Ty Storey, last season’s primary […]
Read MoreArkansas QB Ty Storey Announces Transfer Destination
Former Arkansas quarterback Ty Storey has found a new home. Storey will transfer to Western Kentucky, he announced this morning. Storey threw just three passes in his first three seasons at Arkansas, but became the Razorbacks’ primary starter in 2018. He threw for 1,584 yards, 11 touchdowns and 10 interceptions, making nine starts. Storey entered […]
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