DGB Update: Arkansas’s Bobby Petrino checks in (w/ photo)

A very nonchalant photo of Arkansas football coach Bobby Petrino at a Hillcrest HS basketball game. (Photo courtesy Rob Lyons, Roadie)

We’ve been documenting the recruitment of Hillcrest High School superduperstar wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham, and thanks to some savvy camerawork, we have more eyeball-worthy evidence of big-time college buidling in visits to SGF.

Thanks to reader Bob Lyons, here is a stalkerish savvy photo of Arkansas Razorbacks football coach Bobby Petrino from the Hillcrest High School gymnasium, during last night’s Hillcrest 59-38 victory over Waynesville.

We also had confirmation that Florida’s new offensive coordinator Charlie Weis was at Hillcrest yesterday, as was Notre Dame head coach Brian Kelly. And I’m sure there are others, more prestigious and less, that have swooped into Springfield to see DGB.

Previously, we have reported that Alabama coach Nick Saban was at a recent  Hillcrest basketball practice. So, this is a challenge to the loyal readers of this website. If you see a stud head coach in the seats, pop off a picture. You’ll be TAGsgf.com famous after we post it up.

Of course, Arkansas is one of more than 40 major Division I schools that have offered DGB, the megastar junior, who set state career receiving marks this season — with one year still remaining in his career.

Here is a recap:

2010 Season

• 79 catches, 1,714 yards, 15 TDs

Most career yards

1. Dorial Green-Beckham, Hillcrest, 2008-10, 4,165
2. Erick Roe, West Platte,2003-07, 4,057

Most career receiving TDs

1. Dorial Green-Beckham, Hillcrest, 2008-10, 51
2. Erick Roe, West Platte, 2003-07, 49
3. Eric Anderson, Cameron, , 2003-05, 49

Dorial Green-Beckham

Most receiving yards, single season

1. Dorial Green-Beckham, Hillcrest, 2010, 1,714
2. Dorial Green-Beckham, Hillcrest, 2009, 1,616
3. Dane Kolkmeyer, Joplin, 2008, 1,574

Receiving Yards Per Game (minimum 25 games)

1. Dorial Green-Beckham, Hillcrest, 2008-10, 122.5
2. Eric Anderson, Cameron, 2003-05, 99.4

Here are what his career numbers look like through 34 games:

Freshman (2008): 38 catches, 835 yards, 13 TDs
Sophomore (2009): 63 catches, 1,616 yads, 23 TDs
Junior (2010): 79 catches, 1,714 yards, 15 TDs

Total: 180 catches, 4,165 yards, 51 TDs