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When John Calipari became the head coach of the Arkansas Razorbacks basketball team, many expected several of his former Kentucky Wildcats to follow him to Fayetteville. That has certainly been the case with not only former Cats players like Zvonimir Ivisic and Adou Thiero making the Arkansas basketball roster through the 2024-25 college basketball transfer portal, but the Hogs have also hired assistant coaches. from Calipari, Kenny Payne and Chin. Coleman. The most well-known former Wildcat, other than Coach Cal, to join Arkansas Razorbacks basketball is former top prospect DJ Wagner.
The top point guard in the 2023 class, according to 247Sports, committed to Arkansas last Sunday after entering the college basketball transfer portal in mid-April. He becomes the eighth member of Arkansas’ 2024-25 basketball roster, which is decidedly top-heavy. Calipari still needs to add depth, so what additional players can he add in the portal or get recruited to Arkansas basketball? If you love the Razorbacks or just want the latest roster updates and news from the college basketball transfer portal, be sure to See what the proven team of experts is saying at HawgSports, the 247Sports affiliate covering Arkansas.
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Arkansas Basketball Roster Matches
Last year’s Arkansas team returned 36.3% of its scoring on the 2022-23 roster, which is a high rate in this transfer portal era. But this year’s Arkansas Razorbacks team returns 0.0003% of its scoring thanks to the only holdover, Lawson Blake, scoring just one point from a year ago. So Calipari has a complete roster overhaul to do as the 2024-25 Arkansas basketball team will have no continuity. Double-digit scorers Tramon Mark and Khalif Battle transferred, respectively, to Texas and Gonzaga as part of the mass exodus from Fayetteville.
The Razorbacks’ average age of 22.7 last season was the second oldest in Division I when weighted by minutes. The team is losing nine seniors and even those who lowered their average age have already left. Layden Blocker and Baye Fall, who were freshmen in the Class of 2023 and top-10 national prospects at their respective positions, have since committed to other programs. So while Calipari has done a good job of adding high-profile recruits and transfers, he still only has a seven-man roster, so there’s a lot of work to be done. Join HawgSports for the latest on all of Arkansas’ roster changes.
Arkansas Basketball News, Roster
The Razorbacks will have an all-new roster in 2024-25, with a mix of former UK Wildcats, transfers from other programs and freshmen. Wagner highlights the first group, as he was an SEC freshman last year, averaging 9.9 points and 3.3 assists. He played out of position a few times last year in Lexington, Kentucky, but as the former No. 6 in his class, he’s as talented as any player to ever suit up for the Razorbacks. He will also have an experienced teammate in the backcourt in former FAU star Johnell Davis, who will be in his fifth season, and Davis was the AAC co-player of the year last year, averaging 18.2 points.
New faces in Arkansas basketball and across college basketball include freshmen Boogie Fland, Karter Knox and Billy Richmond. All three switched their commitments from Kentucky to Arkansas, and all three are five-star prospects. Fland is a combo guard from New York who is the No. 19 overall prospect in the class of 2024. Meanwhile, Knox and Richmond give Calipari a pair of 6-foot-1 wings that rank seventh and eighth, respectively, among all small attackers. in class. Join HawgSports for the latest on all of Arkansas’ roster additions.
How to get insider Arkansas basketball roster updates
Calipari has already been in contact with several transfers from power conference teams, so be sure to join HawgSports to see who they are and get the rest of the insider news.
Who are the top names Arkansas basketball is pursuing under coach John Calipari, and which transfers from power conferences could land in Fayetteville? Go to HawgSports to Get your inside scoop, all from a team of reporters with years of experience covering the Razorbacks, and find out. And remember, HawgSports is offering 30% off the first year of an annual VIP membership*, so sign up now before it’s too late.
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