mkvolsfan
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I live in Little Rock and was able to see him in the state championship game last night against West Memphis. He has all the tools and is ranked by Rivals as the #2 QB in the nation. This would devastate the Razorback fans who have talked about nothing else on the local sports radio shows. They are already counting on him to be the starter next year. Plus his high school coach is expected to get a position on the Razorback staff. I for one really hope he comes to TN.
http://rivals100.rivals.com/viewprospect.a...=1&pr_key=30346
http://scout.scout.com/a.z?s=73&p=8&c=1&nid=1539361
From the Commercial Appeal article . . . As one of the nation's top senior QBs and having committed to Arkansas, Mustain in particular was under the microscope.
Mustain's commitment to the Razorbacks has been under much scrutiny since David Cutcliffe was re-hired as Tennessee's offensive coordinator.
Cutcliffe was recruiting Mustain during his brief stint as an assistant under Charlie Weis at Notre Dame. Springdale offensive tackle Bartley Webb already had committed to the Irish.
But when Cutcliffe left South Bend after having triple-bypass surgery and took a year off from coaching, Mustain ended up pledging his future to the Hogs.
Now, Mustain confirmed Saturday, Cutcliffe has re-entered the picture along with the Vols.
After leading the Bulldogs to the title and fielding questions about playing in the same stadium for Arkansas next season, Mustain indicated he has yet to make a final decision on his college
"We'll sit down Monday and talk about it," said Mustain, confirming he has been in contact with Cutcliffe of late.
"I've talked to the Tennessee coaches," he added. "We expected we'd get calls (despite making a public commitment to Arkansas). That's recruiting. A lot of things can happen between now and Feb. 1."
As for Mustain's pledge to Arkansas, he said, "It is what it is."
What verbal commitments are is non-binding until a player signs a letter of intent. The football signing period doesn't begin until February.
http://rivals100.rivals.com/viewprospect.a...=1&pr_key=30346
http://scout.scout.com/a.z?s=73&p=8&c=1&nid=1539361
From the Commercial Appeal article . . . As one of the nation's top senior QBs and having committed to Arkansas, Mustain in particular was under the microscope.
Mustain's commitment to the Razorbacks has been under much scrutiny since David Cutcliffe was re-hired as Tennessee's offensive coordinator.
Cutcliffe was recruiting Mustain during his brief stint as an assistant under Charlie Weis at Notre Dame. Springdale offensive tackle Bartley Webb already had committed to the Irish.
But when Cutcliffe left South Bend after having triple-bypass surgery and took a year off from coaching, Mustain ended up pledging his future to the Hogs.
Now, Mustain confirmed Saturday, Cutcliffe has re-entered the picture along with the Vols.
After leading the Bulldogs to the title and fielding questions about playing in the same stadium for Arkansas next season, Mustain indicated he has yet to make a final decision on his college
"We'll sit down Monday and talk about it," said Mustain, confirming he has been in contact with Cutcliffe of late.
"I've talked to the Tennessee coaches," he added. "We expected we'd get calls (despite making a public commitment to Arkansas). That's recruiting. A lot of things can happen between now and Feb. 1."
As for Mustain's pledge to Arkansas, he said, "It is what it is."
What verbal commitments are is non-binding until a player signs a letter of intent. The football signing period doesn't begin until February.
