John Calipari and Arkansas basketball sent out another scholarship offer in the 2025 recruiting class on Monday evening. Isaiah Sealy, the top-rated player in the state, shared the news of the offer to his X (formerly Twitter) account after a short conversation with Calipari.

The Springdale native is currently rated as a four-star recruit and the No. 60 overall prospect in the 2025 recruiting class, according to the latest 247Sports recruiting ratings. He’s also the 13th-ranked combo guard and No. 1 overall player in the cycle. It’s technically the second time he’s been offered by Arkansas, as he was offered by the previous coaching staff in May of last year.

This week is one of the more busy weeks for Calipari and the Razorbacks this summer. Last Wednesday night, the new Hog head coach made it out to Las Vegas to watch some of his former players in the Team USA/Canada Showcase before making rounds on the recruiting trail to the three major grassroots events.

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Over the weekend, Calipari made it out to the Puma U16 tournament in Phoenix and the Adidas 3SSB tournament in Rock Hill, S.C. before spending time at the Nike EYBL Peach Jam in North Augusta, S.C. prior to the evaluation period ending on Sunday night.

Sealy is currently participating at the Nike EYBL. Peach Jam and playing for one of the top U17 teams on the circuit in Team Thad. He’s teammates with fellow Arkansas native and 2025 Razorback recruiting target Courtland Muldrew, who also reported a scholarship offer from Calipari and the Hogs just last week.

Top 15 recruit Jasper Johnson and four-star center Jamarion Davis-Fleming also play for Team Thad, which means plenty of eyes have been on the grassroots team of late. Shortly before reporting his Arkansas, Sealy posted an impressive stat-line of 17 points, eight rebounds and four assists to lead his team to an impressive win over the Alabama Fusion on Sunday morning.

Arkansas joins what is sure to be growing list of suitors for Sealy. The 6-5, 194-pound guard currently has offers from nine other schools incluidng Ole Miss, Oklahoma, Missouri, Mississippi State, Louisville and Virginia Tech among others.