Addison Nichols, a redshirt freshman offensive lineman from Tennessee, was pleased with the coaches and the
business prospects in the region after his official visit to Arkansas.
Speaking with offensive line coach Eric Mateos and coach Sam Pittman of the Razorbacks was the transfer’s favorite
part of the trip, he said, calling the visit “great.”
After departing Fayetteville on Sunday, Nichols remarked, “It was really impressive.” This facility taught me a lot
more than I had anticipated. Everything is around. I had no idea there was so much business and growth in this area.
Beyond football, the program and the school are really remarkable.
“Coach Mateos and Coach Pittman are amazing men and amazing coaches. They really are amazing.
6′ 5 and 327 pounds, Nichols participated in every game during the regular season for the
According to Nichols, “I wasn’t really expecting so much business and after-college opportunities here.” “I didn’t
realize Walmart had a presence here.” The chances that arise from that are simply amazing.
For the Razorbacks, the Sam M. Walton School of Business seems to be an advantage.
“It was excellent,” he remarked. “Unfortunately, I didn’t get to witness the entire thing because yesterday was
graduation. However, the individuals who went over there did an excellent job of showing us around and explaining
everything. Although we weren’t able to see everything at the trading center, we still learned a lot about it, which was
excellent.”
He was regarded as the No. 8 interior offensive lineman in the country and was a unanimous 4-star talent.
Despite offers from Florida, Ohio State, Georgia, Southern Cal, Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, LSU, Michigan, and
other universities, he decided to enroll at the Vols. He is still eligible for the next three years.
Nichols traveled to Clemson and Georgia Tech over the past weekend before arriving in Fayetteville late on Friday
night. He provided a straightforward response when asked how the visit affected Arkansas’s chances with him.
“Very impressive,” Nichols commented, anticipating a decision in the near future.
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