Football Walk-On Tryouts Scheduled For Sept. 16

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The University of Arkansas football program will hold a one-day tryout for enrolled students on Monday, Sept. 16, at the Fred W. Smith Football Center.
The tryout is only open to full-time students at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, campus. Tryout participants must have played football in high school or college (letter of recommendation from high school and/or college coach preferred) and must bring their own football workout apparel and equipment.
Check-in and registration will be from 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Fred W. Smith Football Center lobby.
To participate, students must provide the following completed forms in advance of the tryout:
  • University of Arkansas Walk-On Tryout Form
  • University of Arkansas Tryout Medical Clearance Form (No other form will be accepted)
  • Sickle Cell Test Results
  • Proof of Insurance (if any) and a current copy of insurance card
Please email the above required documentation prior to the registration/check-in to Will Landreth, Director of Compliance: wlandre@uark.edu.
You WILL NOT be allowed to try out if the above forms are not complete and on file with the University of Arkansas Sports Medicine Staff prior to the tryout.
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Wonder how many starters will come from this?

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