Because the father of his host family will be out-of-town, power forward Ted Kapita isn't expected to sign with Arkansas on Wednesday, the first day of the spring signing period.
Once he's back in West Virginia in a few days, Kapita said he'll sign his national letter of intent with the Hogs.
Kapita, 6-9, 222 pounds of Huntington Prep moved to the United States in 2011 from Kinshasa, Congo and played his junior year at Florida Air Academy in Melbourne before arriving at Huntington for his senior year.
Linebacker Erroll Thompson, 6-2, 255, 4.7 of Florence, Alabama said he plans to visit Arkansas in the spring or summer. The Hogs extended an offer a couple weeks ago and he now has 10.
He attended the Arkansas-Alabama game in Fayetteville last fall and was impressed with the facilities, coaches and fan base. He said he and his lead recruiter and defensive line coach Rory Segrest have a very good relationship.
Thompson said the Hogs are recruiting him as a middle linebacker that could play rush end on 3rd down passing situations. Video highlights CLICK HERE
Tight end Brendan Scales, 6-4, 230, 4.65 of Wildwood, (Mo.) Lafayette said he plans to visit the Hogs for the spring game on April 25. He has Arkansas in his top six that also includes Missouri, Arizona State, Iowa, Michigan State and Nebraska.
He said he's done his research and likes the tight end play at Arkansas. Video highlights CLICK HERE
Sophomore linebacker Levi Draper, 6-3, 230, 4.60 of Collinsville, Okla. will visit Arkansas for Saturday's scrimmage. He recently received an offer from Louisville. He has recorded an electronic time of 11.07 in the 100 meters this spring. Video highlights CLICK HERE
1:39 update
Jon Rothstein said on Twitter that Memphis transfer Nick King told CBS Sports he will visit Ole Miss Saturday. Will also take visits to Alabama and Arkansas later this month.