Zachary Lyon:
Future150 Regional Analyst. Covering high and middle school basketball: NC, SC & VA
Fayetteville, AR (Future150) -- The current 2017 class for the Arkansas Razorbacks features plenty of size, length and a top 30 player in the country. Already having three commits, do they have a shot at landing any other prospects? What do these current three bring to the table?
HARD COMMITS:
Daniel Gafford, 6'9" Power Forward, El Dorado (AR): Gafford checks in at #29 in our current 2017 national rankings. He boasts fantastic athleticism for his size, and is a menace on the boards. Always finishing above the rim, and playing with extremely high energy, he will earn plenty of minutes during his freshman year and will be one of the best freshman in the SEC.
Khalil Garland, 6'5" Shooting Guard, Little Rock (AR): Checking in at around 6'5"-6'6", Garland has fantastic size for the two guard spot and uses this length to his advantage when finishing at the rim. He has potential to be a very versatile, elite defender at the next level as he should be able to guard the one, two, and three positions at almost all times. Once his jumper gets a bit more consistent and he gets stronger, Garland will be a stud for the Razorbacks.
Darious Hall, 6'6" Small Forward, Little Rock (AR): Another Little Rock native, Hall may not have that much of an impact his freshman year, but make no mistake this kid can play. An athletic wing, that has solid ball-handling skills, he has the ability to score from all over the floor and brings a great amount of energy onto the court.
OTHER OFFERS:
Arkansas has a handful of offers still on the table from uncommitted prospects. At this point it doesn't look like they have much of a shot at landing any of them, but there is one prospect that stands out. F/C Victor Enoh of Greenforest Christian (GA) has had some recent Arkansas buzz around him. He also has offers from the likes of Kansas State, Memphis, Providence, Tennessee, and Vanderbilt among others. It will be interesting to see if Coach Anderson can beat out a handful of other programs to land his fourth commit in the 2017 class.
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