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2009 (Junior): Salters enters fall camp listed as a back-up wide receiver behind sophomore Joe Adams in one of Arkansas’ three wide receiver positions. When the Razorbacks are in the three-receiver set, he will have a chance to see some action on the field. He did not play in the Red-White Spring Game but in the four spring scrimmages, he had eight catches for 137 yards and two TDs. His touchdown passes were catches for 25 and 42 yards.

2008 (Sophomore): Salters played in 10 games in 2008 and started at South Carolina. He did not play at Texas or Mississippi State. He had six catches for 66 yards on the season. He also had a pair of receptions in the season opener against Western Illinois for 24 yards. Against LSU, he had two catches for 29 yards, including a season-long reception of 21 yards.

2007 (Freshman): He saw action in nine games as a redshirt freshman. He played on special teams and had four receptions for 38 yards, an average of 9.5 yards per catch. He was a backup to Robert Johnson and Reggie Fish at flanker. – Salters made one catch for seven yards in his Razorback debut against Troy. Against Kentucky, he hauled in a 15-yard pass, a career long. He played against North Texas, but did not record any stats. He played as a reserve flanker against Chattanooga, but did not record any stats. He did not see any action against Auburn. He logged time at flanker against Ole Miss, but didn’t record any stats. Salters made one catch for five yards while logging time at reserve flanker against FIU. He did not play against South Carolina. Against Tennessee, he made one catch for 11 yards and a first down. Salters spent time at flanker against Mississippi State but didn’t record any stats. He did not play against LSU. He played, but did not have any statistics in the Cotton Bowl against Missouri.

2006 (Redshirt): He worked with the UA scout team offense while sitting out game action in his redshirt season. Salters redshirted for Coach Dave Van Horn and the Diamond Hogs. The right-handed hitter worked as an outfielder during his redshirt season.

Personal: Born Sept. 15, 1987, he is the son of Larry and Mary Salters. He is enrolled in the Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences and is majoring in history.

High School: He was a three-sport star at North Florida Christian High School competing in football, basketball and baseball. His high school also produced 1991 Heisman Trophy runner-up quarterback Casey Weldon of Florida State. As a senior, he caught 26 passes for 600 yards and 16 touchdowns for Coach Pete Walker. He averaged 23.1 yards-per-catch in his final prep campaign in leading his team to the state playoffs. In his junior campaign, he tallied 38 catches for 898 yards and six scores. He registered a 23.6 yards-per-catch average. He made 26 catches for 340 yards and two touchdowns as a sophomore. He also starred on the baseball diamond for NFCHS. He was recruited by several schools as a Division I baseball prospect. He lettered three years on the diamond for Coach Mike Posey. He posted a .393 batting average with seven home runs and 14 stolen bases as a senior. As a junior, he hit .412 while playing right field. He also tallied two home runs as a junior. Rivals.com ranked him as the No. 65 prospect in Florida and the No. 69 wide receiver in the nation. He was also recruited by Miami (Fla.), Clemson, Maryland, Auburn, Alabama, Louisville and Wake Forest.

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