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Arkansas' John Calipari using freshman-heavy blueprint to build roster with Meleek Thomas staying in NBA Draft

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Arkansas' John Calipari using freshman-heavy blueprint to build roster with Meleek Thomas staying in NBA Draft
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Arkansas guard Meleek Thomas has decided to remain in the NBA Draft, shaping the Razorbacks' roster for the upcoming season. Coach John Calipari is focusing on a freshman-heavy lineup, despite the trend of other teams opting for more experienced players. Calipari remains committed to his strategy of developing young talent, aiming to surpass the Sweet 16 milestone in the NCAA Tournament.

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As Wednesday night's NBA Draft withdrawal deadline passed with Arkansas guard Meleek Thomas remaining in the NBA Draft, the youthful composition of the Razorbacks' 2026-27 roster came into clearer focus.Even with Billy Richmond Jr. opting to return to Arkansas for his junior season, the Razorbacks are shaping up to once again be amng the most freshman-oriented team in college basketball next season.Georgia transfer Jeremiah Wilkinson, a junior, and Furman transfer Cooper Bowser, a senior, will team up with Richmond to give Calipari a veteran base. The rest will be up to 247Sports' No.

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