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Gus Malzahn sees plenty to sell recruits on when it comes to Arkansas State and Jonesboro. There's his vision for making the Red Wolves a Top 25 program each season and turning the school into what he likes to call the “Boise State of the South.” Malzahn has proof that the Wolves can win thanks to last year's 10-victory campaign. Jonesboro's location is a selling point because of its distance from metropolitan areas like Little Rock, Memphis and St. Louis. And who wouldn't love the restaurant options? read more >

Arkansas' women extended their school-record SEC winning streak to eight games with a victory at Auburn on Sunday. Freshman Calli Berna has been a big part of the success as the Razorbacks also knocked off South Carolina at Auburn. For her efforts Berna, the first player off the bench for Arkansas, was named SEC Freshman Of the Week. read more >

Arkansas has completed its 2012 recruiting class, barring a late addition coming onto the recruiting radar. Arkansas signed 24 prospects on National Signing Day and hasone scholarship left to give. Paradise Valley (Ariz.) Chaparral 4-star wide receiver Davonte Neal holds an offer from Arkansas, but if he goes anywhere but Notre Dame it will likely be a surprise. It would be an even bigger surprise if he came to Arkansas if he doesn't opt for South Bend. read more >

Did a one-time Arkansas commitment "flip" to Arkansas State? Regardless, Chris Humes can be viewed as good get for Gus Malzahn. Humes reportedly had offers from Auburn, Cincinnati, Kentucky, Louisville and Mississippi State among others. Nice offer sheet for a guy that signed with Arkansas State. read more >

Gus Malzahn will sign his first recruiting class at Arkansas on Wednesday. Below we look at where the class is currently ranked nationally and in the Sun Belt Conference. Malzahn's high profile nationally, his ties to the state of Arkansas and the success of ASU winning 10 games and making the GoDaddy.com Bowl prior to his arrival figure to help boost the class. read more >