FAYETTEVILLE — Darren McFadden, a home-grown Arkansan who might be the best Arkansas Razorback football player of all time, will now take his place among the greats in the College Football Hall of Fame.
McFadden was selected to join the hall in his first year of eligibility as part of a 15-member class in voting announced Monday morning by the National Football Foundation. The class has been named in conjunction with the College Football Playoff national championship game since 2015.
McFadden, 31, is the 16th former Arkansas player or head coach to join the College Football Hall of Fame.