In another world, K.J. Hill could have played his college football for his home state team of Arkansas. As the No. 1 player in the state in the 2015 recruiting class, the Razorbacks went after the wide receiver hard and many thought that’s where Hill would land. But due to a variety of reasons — some of them stranger than others — Hill ended up at Ohio State. Had he gone to Arkansas, Hill most likely would have had success. But it’s hard to imagine the receiver having the same kind of record-setting career, and being in the position he is now heading into the NFL Draft if he had been a Razorback instead of a Buckeye. As a four-star prospect and the country’s 16th best receiver, per the 247Sports Composite, Hill had offers beyond just Ohio State and Arkansas. Alabama, Florida, Auburn, Georgia, Arizona State and plenty of others…
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