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Razorbacks Pursue Transfer Talent for Defensive Revival
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In Fayetteville, Arkansas, the Razorbacks football team, led by new coach Ryan Silverfield, is making waves in the transfer portal. The team is eyeing Memphis quarterback AJ Hill, a four-star recruit with impressive stats, and defensive lineman Austin Ramsey from Kentucky. Theyre also considering defensive back Malcolm Hartzog from Nebraska and cornerback Jahiem Johnson from Tulane. The teams defense, which ranked poorly last season, is a top priority, and theyre not done making moves, with Texas-Rio Grande wide receiver Tony Diaz set to visit soon.
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