Hailing from Tucson, Ariz., 3-star offensive tackle Andrew Mike looks like a lineman you would expect to see on a Bielema-coached team. At 6'7", 270 pounds, Mike is a mammoth of a man who, with some coaching, has the potential to be an All-SEC performer.

Though he hasn't officially trimmed his list to a final three, the consensus is that he will be deciding from Arizona, Arkansas and Florida. His 247Sports Crystal Ball Predictions have 64 percent choosing him to pick the Razorbacks and since the beginning of the new year, that percentage has skyrocketed. He visited Fayetteville, Ark., on Jan. 17, followed by a trip to Gainesville, Fla., on the 24. 

Mike's size and frame makes him a prime O-line prospect. He has a good punch and is a good run blocker. However, he has to work a lot on his pass-blocking skills, footwork and quickness off the snap if he wants to be a dominant lineman. 

If Arkansas can land his services, Mike will be able to hone his skills under O-line coach Sam Pittman, who is regarded as one of the best in the country. 

The highest on the Hogs' national signing day wish list is 5-star defensive end Solomon Thomas. Thomas has the skills to make an immediate impact in his freshman season for whichever school he decides to attend.

If you go by his 247Sports Crystal Ball Predictions, Stanford is most likely to win his services with 88 percent of the experts picking him to choose the Cardinal. 

But don't write off the Hogs.

According to HawgSports.com's Big Red Board (subscription required), "Arkansas appears to be in great shape" to get his signature on Feb. 5. Unlike Stanford, Thomas had family ties to Arkansas as he has a sister that attends the U of A. His father also does business around Northwest Arkansas and the Fayetteville area. 

Thomas has a great frame at 6'2", 258 pounds. He is good in all phases, particularly at the point of attack and with his very quick hands. His first step and closing speed are good, but with some coaching, he can improve both and become an elite pass-rusher. 

The Razorbacks got the last crack at him on Jan. 25, which can only be a positive since it is fresh in his mind. Thomas had only good things (subscription required) to say about his official visit to The Hill, so the Razorbacks seem to have a very good chance at landing him on signing day.