Highly touted WR transfer TeSlaa pledges to Arkansas

Isaac TeSlaa, one of many high extensive receiver transfers in the marketplace, has dedicated to Arkansas. 

TeSlaa, 6-4, 210 kilos, of Hillsdale School in Michigan, selected the Razorbacks over Colorado, Purdue, Iowa and Iowa State after formally visiting all 5 colleges. He and his mother and father visited Fayetteville final Thursday and Friday. 

 “It was nice. This was the primary faculty that I received to go to that was within the SEC,” TeSlaa mentioned after his go to. “Simply seeing all of the bells and whistles they’ve right here was superior, but in addition getting a really feel for his or her tradition. Their teaching employees is unimaginable, clearly.

“They get you overestimated, however additionally they know the right way to speak about this system and the issues which are vital.”

Arkansas’ amenities stood out throughout his journey. 

“The SEC is only a totally different beast,” he mentioned.

He picked up gives from Arkansas, Texas A&M, Ole Miss, Arizona, Nebraska, Iowa, Oklahoma State, Iowa State, Miami, Wisconsin and different colleges after getting into the switch portal on Dec. 1.

TeSlaa document 68 receptions for 1,325 yards – 19.5 yards per catch – and 13 touchdowns this season and was named the Nice Midwest Athletic Convention’s high offensive participant and crew MVP. 

He was named the Chargers’ Excellent Offensive Again for 2021 after ending with 45 catches for 698 yards and seven touchdowns.

TeSlaa and Arkansas receivers coach Kenny Guiton created a pleasant bond. 

“Actual good man. I believe he’s been right here for about two years, however you possibly can inform he is aware of lots and he will get his receivers proper,” TeSlaa mentioned. 

TeSlaa is the eighth switch to signal with or decide to the Razorbacks. He joins defensive finish John Morgan III (Pittsburgh), offensive lineman Joshua Braun (Florida), quarterback Jacolby Criswell (North Carolina), receiver Andrew Armstrong (Texas A&M-Commerce), security Alfahiym Walcott (Baylor), cornerback Lorando Johnson (Baylor) and linebacker Antonio Grier Jr. (South Florida) as mid-term enrollees.