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Dion Stutts, an 18-year-old multi-sport athlete and Arkansas football commit, died in an apparent ATV accident on his farm in Mississippi. Stutts was a defensive linemen and wrestler for Memphis University School and committed to play for the Razorbacks in March. The Arkansas football team expressed their condolences and said they were excited to have him as part of their program. The accident is currently being investigated.
Dion Stutts, a high school football player at Memphis University School and a commit to the University of Arkansas football program, died in an apparent ATV accident on his family farm in Mississippi. Stutts was ranked as the No. 82 defensive lineman and No. 27 player in the state of Tennessee by 247Sports. He had committed to Arkansas on March 11 over offers from Louisville, Ole Miss, South Carolina, and Texas A&M. Stutts also wrestled at MUS.
Dion Stutts, a high school football player at Memphis University School and a University of Arkansas commit, died in an apparent ATV accident on his family farm in Batesville, Mississippi. The rising senior had already committed to play his college football with the Arkansas Razorbacks. Stutts was also a wrestler at MUS.
Dion Stutts, an 18-year-old senior at Memphis University School and a member of the 2024 recruiting class for the Arkansas Razorbacks, died in an ATV crash on his family's property in Batesville, Mississippi. Stutts was an all-American wrestling champion and one of the top Memphis-area defensive linemen. He was remembered by his coach as a star in and out of the classroom with a dynamic personality and a love for farming and fishing. Funeral details have not been released at this time.
Dion Stutts, an 18-year-old two-sport athlete at Memphis University School who was committed to play college football at the University of Arkansas, has died in an apparent all-terrain vehicle accident on his family farm in Mississippi. Stutts, a defensive lineman, had recently finished his junior year and had offers from several other schools. The Arkansas football program expressed their condolences and said they were excited to add him to their program.