IN HIS OWN WORDS
"Arkansas won out because they have been loyal and honest with my family and I since day one," said Capers. "Coach Stepp and I FaceTime and text each other every day, we have more than just a player—coach relationship — it’s more like a family.
"I knew that Arkansas was the right school because even though they didn’t have the best season, coach
Chad Morris and coaching staff treat their players like it’s their own son.
"I believe it’s the right time for me because my family and I feel comfortable and trust that the coaching staff will develop me not as a player, but as a man.
"I’ve only visited Arkansas once and that was when they played
LSU. What impressed me was how the stadium was rocking and they had only one two games. From that experience I have gotten a family vibe. Their fans genuinely care about their football players.
"I actually FaceTimed coach Stepp and coach Morris during lunch today to let them know that I was committing. When I broke the news to coach Stepp and coach Morris, they were jumping up and down. They were excited to welcome my family and I to the [Arkansas] family.
"I will still take other visits because things can always change, but as of right now I’m 100-percent committed to Arkansas."