Arkansas bolstered its trenches on Wednesday as four-star lineman Carius Curne committed to the Razorbacks.
Curne, fresh off a Junior Day visit to Fayetteville on Jan. 27 and trip to Ole Miss on Feb. 3, made the announcement on his social media.
The Marion native is ranked the No. 177 player in the nation according to Rivals, and chose Arkansas over offers from Ole Miss, LSU, Mississippi State and more.
Curne has the ability to play both offensive and defensive line. He said after his visit the family atmosphere at Arkansas was big for him.
"Family means everything to me, man, so I was just really liking that hearing it from them," Curne said. "I had a great time. Me and coach (Kelvin) Green, I really like the relationship we have. I like coach (Eric) Mateos, I like coach Sam Pittman. It was a great time, I had a great time. They treated me like a king."
Curne is Arkansas’ fifth commitment in the class of 2025 and second in-state commit in the cycle.
Curne, fresh off a Junior Day visit to Fayetteville on Jan. 27 and trip to Ole Miss on Feb. 3, made the announcement on his social media.
The Marion native is ranked the No. 177 player in the nation according to Rivals, and chose Arkansas over offers from Ole Miss, LSU, Mississippi State and more.
Curne has the ability to play both offensive and defensive line. He said after his visit the family atmosphere at Arkansas was big for him.
"Family means everything to me, man, so I was just really liking that hearing it from them," Curne said. "I had a great time. Me and coach (Kelvin) Green, I really like the relationship we have. I like coach (Eric) Mateos, I like coach Sam Pittman. It was a great time, I had a great time. They treated me like a king."
Curne is Arkansas’ fifth commitment in the class of 2025 and second in-state commit in the cycle.
