Chad Morris arrived as the Razorbacks’ new head football coach in December, 2017. Since then, there’s been considerable shakeup within the program not only regarding a change in the offensive scheme, but also in personnel.
Below is a list of all Razorback football transfers from December 2017 through Janary 2019:
Total: 26
Razorback Transfers Who Have Chosen a New School:
PK Cole Hedlund, Jr. – Went to North Texas
TE Will Gragg, Jr. – Went to Pittsburgh
FS Reid Miller, Jr. – Went to Montana (of all places)
WR Maleek Barkley, RS-Fr. – Went to Montana State (of all places)
QB Cole Kelley, So. – Went to Southeast Louisiana
CB Korey Hernandez, RS-Fr. – Went to Iowa Western CC
WR Jonathan Nance, Sr. – Went to Missouri
[Related: KJ Jefferson Smack Talks Johnathan Nance, Kelly Bryant Ahead of 2019 Showdown]
DE Alexy Jean-Baptiste, So. – Went to Florida International
RB Maleek Williams, RS-Fr. – Went to Florida International
Other Razorback Football Transfers
OL Zach Rogers, Sr. – Quit football to do other things
WR Kofi Boateng, So. – Medical Hardship
OL Jake Heinrich, So. – Medical Hardship
P Blake Johnson, Jr. – To Transfer
CB Chevin Calloway, So. – To Transfer
WR La’Michael Pettway, Jr. – To Transfer
QB Ty Storey, Jr. – To Transfer. Storey never did quite live up to the outsized expectations for him coming out of a stellar, four-star career at Charleston High:
NB Derrick Munson, So. – To Transfer
TE Jack Kraus, Sr. – Quit football to do other things
WR Brandon Martin, Jr. – Academic Problems
OL Jalen Merrick, Jr. – Medical Hardship
OL Dylan Hays, So. – Medical Hardship
LB Kyrei Fisher, So. – To Transfer
CB Nate Dalton, Jr. – Essentially booted off team after a suspension
WR Jarrod Barnes, So. – To Transfer
NB Derrick Munson, So. – To Transfer
TE Austin Cantrell, Jr. – Quit football to focus on other things
Declared early for NFL Draft
CB Ryan Pulley, Jr. – Declared for 2019 NFL Draft
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