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Isaac TeSlaa, one of the top wide receiver transfers on the market, has committed to Arkansas. TeSlaa, 6-4, 210 pounds, of Hillsdale College in Michigan, chose the Razorbacks over Colorado, Purdue, Iowa and Iowa State after officially visiting all five schools. He and his parents visited Fayetteville last Thursday and Friday.

He picked up offers from Arkansas, Texas A&M, Ole Miss, Arizona, Nebraska, Iowa, Oklahoma State, Iowa State, Miami, Wisconsin and other schools after entering the transfer portal on Dec. 1. TeSlaa record 68 receptions for 1,325 yards - 19.5 yards per catch - and 13 touchdowns this season and was named the Great Midwest Athletic Conference's top offensive player and team MVP. - Northwest Arkansas Times

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WR Isaac TeSlaa, Arkansas
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01/09/23 - Antonio Grier, rSr/2024, Arkansas, 6-0, 230 (DS#56 ILB) + More +

Former South Florida linebacker Antonio Grier Jr. has announced will indeed be a Razorback. Grier completed his official visit to Arkansas on Friday. Grier, 6-1 and 223 pounds, announced he would enter the NCAA transfer portal on Nov. 29. He committed to then-Central Florida defensive coordinator Travis Williams, who is now the co-defensive coordinator at Arkansas, on Dec. 12. Grier eventually signed a grant-in-aid agreement with Arkansas on Dec. 22, but said he was going to make a final decision on Jan. 7. A grant-in-aid agreement is non-binding until an athlete enrolls.

Grier had 21 tackles in four games this season and suffered a hand injury. He started 12 games and led the Bulls with 92 tackles and 9 tackles for loss in 2021, and contributed 3 sacks, 2 interceptions and 2 forced fumbles. Grier was named second-team All-American Athletic Conference that year. He also earned second-team All-AAC honors in 2020 while playing in 8 games and recording 59 tackles, 5.5 tackles for loss, 3.sacks and 2 forced fumbles. - Northwest Arkansas Times

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ILB Antonio Grier, Arkansas
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01/09/23 - Alfahiym Walcott, rSr/2024, Arkansas, 6-1, 197 (DS#27 SS) + More +

Former Baylor safety Al Walcott announced Sunday that he's transferring to Arkansas while former Miami cornerback Isaiah Dunson is transferring to Baylor. Walcott is a graduate transfer who ranked second on the Bears with 82 tackles in 2022 along with a team-high 10 tackles for loss while intercepting a pass, breaking up four passes, and forcing three fumbles. He returned an interception for a 96-yard touchdown in last season's Sugar Bowl win over Ole Miss. Walcott will join former Baylor cornerback Lorando "Snaxx" Johnson at Arkansas. - Waco Tribune Herald

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SS Alfahiym Walcott, Arkansas
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01/02/23 - Tyrone Broden, rSr/2025, Arkansas, 6-5, 194 (DS#60 WR) + More +

Wide receiver Tyrone Broden received only five Power Five offers out of West Bloomfield High in Michigan. But after showing his talent a couple of years at Bowling Green, he is not only getting big offers he is getting Prime offers. The 6-7, 210-pound receiver - tied for tallest in FBS - is being lured by Pitt, West. Virginia and Coach Prime. He was first beckoned by Pitt, then on Monday announced on social media that Deion Sanders wants him to transfer to Colorado. As a redshirt junior at BG last season, he collected 506 yards and seven touchdowns on 32 receptions. He finished his career at BG with 1,199 yards and 12 touchdowns on 74 receptions. - Tyrone Broden Twitter

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WR Tyrone Broden, Arkansas
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12/21/22 - Beaux Limmer, rSr/2024, Arkansas, 6-5, 302 (DS#6 C) + More +

Arkansas has its center for next week's Liberty Bowl against Kansas, and perhaps for next season. Beaux Limmer, who primarily played right guard for the Razorbacks during the regular season, is expected to be the centerpiece of Arkansas' offensive line when it faces the Jayhawks on Dec. 28 in Memphis. He takes over for Ricky Stromberg, a leader and All-SEC performer who declared last month for the upcoming NFL Draft.

Limmer is confident he will perform well in a fairly new role, and Razorbacks coach Sam Pittman feels the same way as the season finale approaches. "One-hundred percent," Limmer said Tuesday of his readiness. "I kind of enjoy running the line and making the calls and everything. I loved playing next to Rick. He knew the offense really well. Me and him had a lot of chemistry. "But I'm excited to take this challenge and maybe next year taking that role on full time." - Northwest Arkansas Times

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C Beaux Limmer, Arkansas
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12/20/22 - Dalton Wagner, rSr/2023, Arkansas, 6-8, 320 (DS#19 OT) + More +

In the midst of the transfer portal madness, players declaring early for the NFL Draft and opting out of the bowl season, the University of Arkansas got a huge present this month. Quarterback KJ Jefferson, one of the faces of the program the last couple of years, announced that he would be returning not only to play in the Liberty Bowl on Dec. 28, but also for his senior season in 2023. Jefferson spoke to the media about his decision for the first time on Saturday after the Razorbacks' morning practice inside Walker Pavilion. "Basically I knew I always could play here, and I just felt like this was home for me and I didn't want to leave," Jefferson said. "I just felt like I had built a bond with...everybody in the locker room, coaches, the whole staff, so I didn't want to just give that up. "So I just wanted to come back and finish out the right way and just go out there with a bang. Start the season off right for the bowl game, come back and just grind."

Sixth-year senior offensive tackle Dalton Wagner, appearing on a video call with Jefferson, also made the decision to play in the bowl game when he could've been preparing for his appearance in the East-West Shrine game and for the draft. "That was kind of a difficult decision," Wagner said. "Because there's a really good part of me that was like, 'Playing in a pretty good East-West game, need to get ready for the draft, combine, all that stuff." "Then there's that other part of me which spoke a lot louder of, 'Man, I'd really like to play one more. I'd really like to go out the right way. Finish my season up as a captain the right way, finish my season up as a teammate, as a friend and as just as a player to be able to go out there one last time wear the Hog uniform.' "Because I felt like I would have regretted a lot more if I had opted out versus if I did not opt out. And that's nothing against guys that did opt out. I wish them all the best and everything, but I just felt personally and I wouldn't sleep better at night if I had opted out." - Northwest Arkansas Times

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OT Dalton Wagner, Arkansas
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12/20/22 - Keivie Rose, rSr/2025, Arkansas, 6-3, 303 (DS#118 DT) + More +

2022 ALL-CONFERENCE USA FIRST TEAM: DT: Keivie Rose, LA Tech,...Rose was a mainstay among the Bulldogs' defensive line. The Henderson, Texas native recorded 24 total tackles, including four for loss and two sacks, in addition to three quarterback hurries and two forced fumbles. Rose tallied tackles for loss in three consecutive games during conference play (Middle Tennessee, UTSA, Charlotte). - Louisiana Tech Football

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DT Keivie Rose, Arkansas
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12/18/22 - Taylen Green, rSr/2026, Arkansas, 6-6, 227 (DS#9 QB) + More +

Boise State quarterback Taylen Green accounted for 256 yards and three touchdowns and the Broncos beat North Texas 35-32 in a back-and-forth Frisco Bowl at Toyota Stadium on Saturday night. Green, who is from nearby Lewisville, ran for two touchdowns during Boise State’s bowl-program-record 22-point third quarter that saw five lead changes. He added 137 passing yards and one touchdown in Boise State’s first bowl victory since 2017. Freshman running back Ashton Jeanty ran for 178 yards as Boise State (10-4) piled up a season-high 320 yards rushing. The Broncos outscored North Texas 29-22 in the second half after the Mean Green led 10-6 at the break.

Both teams lost their conference championship games, Boise State in the Mountain West and North Texas (7-7) in Conference USA. Mean Green coach Seth Littrell was fired after the title game loss, which left him with a 44-44 record in seven seasons. Defensive coordinator Phil Bennett was the interim head coach for the bowl game, days after Eric Morris was hired as Littrell's replacement. Austin Aune, the 29-year-old quarterback for North Texas, completed 17 of 32 passes for 238 yards and one touchdown. But the junior threw two interceptions, including one on the second play of the fourth quarter that set the Broncos up for Jeanty’s 1-yard touchdown that gave Boise State an 11-point lead. Sophomore Iakika Ragsdale ran 21 times for 94 yards and two touchdowns for North Texas. Sophomore Jordan Smart caught three passes for 94 yards. - Boise State/AP College Football

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QB Taylen Green, Arkansas
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12/15/22 - Alfahiym Walcott, rSr/2024, Arkansas, 6-1, 197 (DS#27 SS) + More +

2022 ALL-BIG 12 FOOTBALL HONORABLE MENTION: Al Walcott (DB),...Defensively, defensive lineman Gabe Hall, linebacker Matt Jones, safety Devin Lemear, cornerback Mark Milton and safety Al Walcott were named honorable mention. Additionally, Lemear garnered votes for Defensive Freshman of the Year. Returner Gavin Holmes, kicker John Mayers and punter Issac Power were also tabbed honorable mention. - Baylor Football

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SS Alfahiym Walcott, Arkansas
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12/13/22 - John Morgan III, rSr/2024, Arkansas, 6-1, 252 (DS#42 DE) + More +

Senior defensive end John Morgan III, a valuable member of Pitt's pass-rushing unit that led the nation in sacks this season, announced Sunday morning on Twitter that he plans to enter the NCAA transfer portal and will play his final season of eligibility at another school. Morgan, who participated in Senior Day activities at the last home game, played in 53 games, with eight starts, over five seasons. He has a sixth season of eligibility because of the bonus covid year allowed by the NCAA. He redshirted as a freshman in 2018 when he played in only three games.

The loss of Morgan (6-foot-2, 265 pounds) is significant for Pitt's defensive line that also is expected to lose defensive ends Habakkuk Baldonado and Deslin Alexandre to the NFL Draft. Morgan, whose hometown is Upper Marlboro, Md., recorded 73 career tackles (23 for a loss, including 14 sacks) during his time at Pitt. He made five starts this season, including the last two games when Baldonado was injured and unavailable. He recorded eight of his career sacks during the 2021 and '22 seasons. - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

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DE John Morgan III, Arkansas
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12/10/22 - *Drew Sanders, Jr/2023, Arkansas, 6-4, 235 (DS#3 OLB) + More +

2022 WALTER CAMP SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN: LB Drew Sanders, Arkansas,...Sanders was sensational in his lone season at Arkansas, leading the Razorbacks in tackles (103), sacks (9.5) and tackles for loss (13.5). The junior led the Hogs in tackles seven times during the 2022 campaign and registered 10+ tackles in six games. Sanders jumped onto the national scene in just his second game on The Hill against South Carolina, making 11 tackles to go with three tackles for loss, including two sacks, to earn SEC Defensive Player of the Week honors along with national recognition as the Walter Camp National Defensive Player of the Week and Bednarik Award Player of the Week. - Arkansas Football

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OLB *Drew Sanders, Arkansas
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12/09/22 - Quincey McAdoo, Jr/2026, Arkansas, 6-2, 187 (DS#999 CB) + More +

2022 SEC ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM: DB Quincey McAdoo, Arkansas,...McAdoo, who began his freshman year at wide receiver, emerged as a game-changing playmaker on the defensive side of the ball as the season progressed. In only four games with three starts at cornerback, the Clarendon, Ark., native has totaled 21 stops with 1.0 tackles for loss, 1.0 sacks, five pass breakups and an interception. He broke up a pair of passes, recorded an interception and blocked a punt in his defensive debut against Liberty (Nov. 5) before earning his first start at cornerback a week later against No. 7 LSU (Nov. 12), and made six tackles while logging two more pass breakups. - Arkansas Football

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CB Quincey McAdoo, Arkansas
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12/08/22 - *Drew Sanders, Jr/2023, Arkansas, 6-4, 235 (DS#3 OLB) + More +

2022 BUTKUS AWARD FINALIST: Drew Sanders, Arkansas,...A finalist for the Butkus Award, the Denton, Texas, native racked up a team-leading 103 total tackles with a team-high 13.5 tackles for loss and 9.5 sacks in 12 games. Sanders, who anchored an Arkansas defense that led the league in sacks with 39, is only the second FBS defender since 2000 (Buffalo LB Khalil Mack in 2013) with 100 total tackles and at least 13.5 tackles for loss, 9.5 sacks, three forced fumbles, a fumble recovery and an interception in a season. - Arkansas Football

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OLB *Drew Sanders, Arkansas
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12/08/22 - *Drew Sanders, Jr/2023, Arkansas, 6-4, 235 (DS#3 OLB) + More +

2022 ALL-SEC FIRST TEAM (COACHES): LB Drew Sanders, Arkansas,...Drew Sanders earned first-team praise at linebacker after emerging as one of the top defensive playmakers in college football this season. A finalist for the Butkus Award, the Denton, Texas, native racked up a team-leading 103 total tackles with a team-high 13.5 tackles for loss and 9.5 sacks in 12 games.

Sanders, who anchored an Arkansas defense that led the league in sacks with 39, is only the second FBS defender since 2000 (Buffalo LB Khalil Mack in 2013) with 100 total tackles and at least 13.5 tackles for loss, 9.5 sacks, three forced fumbles, a fumble recovery and an interception in a season. His 13.5 tackles for loss this season are the most by a Hog defender since defensive end Trey Flowers totaled 13.5 sacks in 2014. Sanders' 9.5 sacks are the most since defensive end Chris Smith tallied the same amount in 2012, which is tied for seventh most in a single season in the school record book. - Arkansas Football

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OLB *Drew Sanders, Arkansas
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12/08/22 - Bumper Pool, rSr/2023, Arkansas, 6-2, 235 (DS#18 ILB) + More +

2022 ALL-SEC SECOND TEAM (COACHES): LB Bumper Pool, Arkansas,...Pool, Arkansas' all-time leading tackler, snagged second-team honors from the league's coaches at linebacker with his 92 total tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss and 2.0 sacks this season. The Lucas, Texas, product is one of college football's premier tackling machines, totaling the second-most stops (412) among all FBS defenders since 2019. Pool, who entered this year ranked ninth in Arkansas history with 349 career stops, has increased his career total to 441 and surpassed linebacker Tony Bua's mark of 408 stops, the previous program record, at Mississippi State (Oct. 8) earlier this season. - Arkansas Football

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ILB Bumper Pool, Arkansas
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