Courtney was one of 13 official visitors in Fayetteville to start the month of June, and is now Arkansas’ second offensive line commitment of the class, joining Owasso (Okla.) three-star offensive tackle Blake Cherry. The Razorbacks are also now predicted to land a third offensive lineman in St. Could (Fla.) senior-to-be Connor Howes, who also visited on the opening weekend of June.

In addition to the Hogs and Bears, Courtney’s offer list also includes Duke, Houston, West Virginia, Texas Tech and others.

Arkansas’ eight other commitments include five on the offensive side in three-star quarterback Grayson Wilson of Conway (Ark.), three-star athlete Quentin Murphy of Little Rock (Ark.) Parkview, three-star running back Markeylin Batton of Atlanta (Texas), three-star wide receiver Kamare Williams of West Palm Beach (Fla.) Central, and three-star offensive lineman Blake Cherry of Owasso (Okla.).

The Razorbacks also have two defensive commitments in three-star linebacker Jayden Shelton of Dallas (Texas) South Oak Cliff and three-star safety Taijh Overton of Mobile (Ala.) Williamson. There’s one specialist committed, as well, in Bay St. Louis (Miss.) St. Stanislaus kicker Evan Noel.

Arkansas entered Tuesday with the nation’s No. 52 overall class and the No. 14 class in the SEC for the 2025 cycle.

Normally, college football teams have between 15 and 17 offensive lineman, so Arkansas’s 13 offensive linemen are a little undermanned.Brady Latham signed a free agent contract and did not return as a super senior.Beaux Limmer did not return as a super senior, and he was selected in the NFL Draft.Cole Carson is graduating ahead of schedule, and Terry Wells and Eli Henderson experienced health issues.After quitting the team, Andrew Chamblee accessed the portal.In addition to Kai Greer decommitting, redshirt juniors Devon Manuel, Joey Su’a, and Paris Patterson also logged into the transfer site.The Razorbacks will probably try to add another player after adding four through the transfer portal.