Star Arkansas freshman guard Boogie Fland has been medically cleared to resume basketball activities and is set to begin practicing with the team immediately, the program announced Saturday. Fland injured his hand against Florida on Jan.

Arkansas basketball freshman point guard Boogie Fland is medically cleared to return to practice and will play in the NCAA Tournament barring a late setback.

Some big news for the Arkansas men’s basketball team as point guard Boogie Fland could return to play in the NCAA Tournament. ESPN’s Seth Greenberg first reported the news as he said John Calipari sent him a text saying that Fland “is working out.

Fland had successful surgery on Jan. 22 to repair an injury to the ulnar Collateral ligament (UCL) on his right thumb.

John Calipari, Arkansas’ head coach, reportedly informed Greenberg that Fland was expected to go through full practice without restrictions. If he avoids any setbacks, he will be available for Arkansas’ opening game in the NCAA Tournament.

Arkansas basketball HC John Calipari apparently dropped a bombshell regarding the NCAA Tournament status of freshman Boogie Fland

Arkansas guard Boogie Fland, who was thought to be lost for the season with a hand injury, is expected to practice Sunday and be available for the NCAA tournament, John Calipari told ESPN's Seth Greenberg.

BY ALEJANDRO LOPEZ Arkansas’ star freshman has been cleared to resume basketball activities. Boogie Fland is expected to be able to participate in the Big Dance. Fland has been

Boogie Fland could make a return to the lineup for Arkansas to begin the NCAA Tournament, according to a Saturday report.