Recruiting Roundup: The Madness of March Extends to Razorback Recruiting

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Top 2022 Guard's Recruitment Heating Up Following Sweet-Sixteen Matchup

The "Muss Bus" was out in full force last night as the Razorbacks took down top-seeded Gonzaga 74-68 to advance to their second consecutive Elite Eight.

While the clear and obvious storyline tilts towards' Saturday's matchup with Duke, there's another noteworthy battle reportedly heating up on the trail.

Duncanville (Texas) guard Anthony Black has been the focus of Arkansas basketball recruiting since the team landed Nick Smith and Jordan Walsh last fall, and there may have been a shift in the tides following Thursday's game.

Black was reported to be leaning in favor of Gonzaga as recently as Tuesday, even adding a pair of FutureCasts throughout the week, but did Eric Musselman send those reported plans into question with the team's big win last night?

There's no telling where the guard's head is at following another disappointing tournament showing from the Zags, but it's worth noting that the No. 27 overall prospect may have something else to factor into his process as the countdown to the 2022-23 season continues to wind.

Hogs Make the Cut for High-Three-Star Offensive Tackle

In what's been a relatively slow spring break on the trail for Razorback football, high-three-star offensive tackle Lucas Simmons made waves by including the Hogs in his Top 12.

Simmons, out of Clearwater International Academy (Fla.), was high on Arkansas in his most recent narrowing of schools despite adding his offer just two weeks ago. Joined by Baylor, Florida, Florida State, Michigan, Mississippi State, Oklahoma State, Penn State, Pitt, Tennessee, USC and USF, Arkansas has a wide variety of schools to fend off for the 2023 All-America commit.

Top 2023 Linebacker Target Opts for Central Florida

Arkansas recently landed commitments at the linebacker position from four-star Carson Dean and three-star Everett Roussaw, and Calvary Day's (Ga.) Troy Ford Jr. was a hopeful next step for the Razorbacks.

Despite a positive reaction following his visit to Arkansas' Junior Day in January, Ford Jr. announced Tuesday that he'd be taking his talents to Orlando (Fla.) to play for Guz Malzahn.

The 6-foot-2, 215-pound linebacker added his Arkansas offer in November, and also held offers from the likes of Auburn, Mississippi State, Notre Dame and Tennessee.

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