Arkansas football coaches will hit the road again on Wednesday for the spring evaluation period. The Hogs visited more than 30 high schools in Arkansas on April 15, the first day of the evaluation period that last until May 31
Cornerback Tony Brown of Beaumont, Texas, Ozen said Arkansas defensive coordinator Chris Ash will visit his school on Wednesday. He said he didn't have much interest in Arkansas until talking to Ash about a week or so ago. Whether he visits Arkansas or not will depend how discussions are going forward.
Brown is rated the No. 3 prospect in the nation by CBS Sports Network national recruiting analyst Tom Lemming. Video highlights click here
Offensive lineman Brian Wallace, 6-6, 304, 5.2 of St. Louis Christian Brothers College High said he plans to visit Arkansas in the next month or so after talking to offensive line coach Sam Pittman and graduate assistant Eric Mateos. He said the Hogs offered a scholarship about two weeks and now has 14.
Wallace said he's visited Missouri, Nebraska and Iowa.
Sophomore tight end George Brown Jr., 6-6, 253 of Cincinnati Colerain said Arkansas cornerbacks coach Taver Johnson will visit his school on Wednesday. He's one of the top 2015 prospects in the nation. Video highlight click here
11:13 update
Arkansas offensive coordinator Jim Chaney is expected to watch Hog quarterback commitment Rafe Peavey of Bolivar, Mo. throw Wednesday afternoon. Georgia Tech will be at the school in the morning. Wake Forest will visit Thursday morning and Baylor will be there in the afternoon.