Arkansas football is expected to return nine super seniors for the 2024 season. Best of Arkansas Sports’ Andrew Hutchinson first broke the news on Thursday Morning.
Of those nine, four are on the offensive side of the ball and five are on the defensive side. For the Razorback offense, wide receivers Andrew Armstrong, Isaac TeSlaa and Tyrone Broden are set to return. Offensive lineman Ty’Kieast Crawford is also returning to the Hogs.
On the defensive side of the ball, defensive backs Hudson Clark and Kee’Yon Stewartare set to return, as are defensive linemen Eric Gregory, Keivie Rose, and Jashaud Stewart. It’s worth noting that Stewart is still indefinitely suspended from the program following an arrest in December. Because of this, his status is still technically undecided despite the expectation being that Stewart will return.
There are currently only three super seniors who haven’t announced a decision, but will not be returning to the Hogs in 2024. Offensive lineman Brady Latham has NFL Draft aspirations, while tight end Francis Sherman and defensive tackle Marcus Miller are moving on after each spent one season at Arkansas.
According to Hutchinson, the Razorbacks are at 83 scholarship players for 2024. The roster limit is 85, so there should be more movement as we get closer to spring practices.
For now, let’s take a closer look at the nine super seniors expected to return next season.
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2023 Stats: 56 receptions, 764 yards and five touchdowns
The 6-foot-4, 201-pound Dallas native, became one of Arkansas’ most reliable weapons through the air last season. The Razorback offense struggled mightily all year long, but Armstrong was a true bright spot.
With the Hogs basically running it back with virtually the same core group of receivers next season, Armstrong should be the favorite to lead the receiver room once again.
Criswell finds Armstrong in the back corner of the endzone
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