Freshman guard Taliah Scott burst onto the scene for the Razorbacks this season. The lights-out three-point shooter has solidified herself as one of the best players in the country. With freshman stats that rival Kelsey Plum's the rising star didn't get there on her own. Growing up with a D1 basketball player for a father and learning from Steph Curry himself, Scott has built her game into one that rivals anyone in the college game. 

The high-flying Missouri transfer, Trevon Brazile quickly became a fan favorite after joining Eric Musselman's squad in 2022. His eye-catching dunks and unique personal style cemented him as a player to watch for the Hogs. But, after suffering a season-ending ACL tear Brazile's future was in question. In this episode we take you behind the injury, his return and everything in between. 

Quinn Grovey is the only starting quarterback to record back-to-back 10-win seasons in Arkansas football history. We sit down with the Razorback great to get his story, including how he left the state of Oklahoma to come to Arkansas. He has a great story about Andre Ware and Houston, and talks about how he found out Ken Hatfield was leaving. Later, we get into how his broadcast career started, and his relationship with Frank Broyles. Finally, we discuss how his career might have been different if he was playing in today’s age of college football.

What's it like being the son of legendary golfer John Daly? In this episode of the Hog Pod, we sit down with John Daly II right before the PNC Championship to find out. Plus, we get his thoughts on Charlie & Tiger Woods, and his emerging career as a Razorback. 

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Taylor Head loves to compete more than just about anything. The senior outside hitter for the Razorback volleyball team comes from a family of college athletes, which brought her a love of competition from an early age. And it’s something on display every time she takes the court. She’s been a big part of the rebirth of the Arkansas volleyball program, and Head is quick to credit coach Jason Watson, who believed in her when others didn’t. Head has had an impact from the start, winning SEC Freshman of the Year and moving up in the school record books. The grind is paying off.

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If there’s one thing Razorback basketball fans have already figured out about Khalif Battle, it’s that he can flat-out score. The grad transfer from Temple is off to a hot start in his Arkansas career, which shouldn’t come as a surprise considering he averaged nearly 18 points a game last season. Battle’s childhood shaped who he’s become as a player, and now that he's showcasing his talents on one of the sport’s biggest stages, Battle is ready to help the Razorbacks reach their goals.

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When you come from a big basketball family like Arkansas grad transfer Chandler Lawson, you’re always dealing with expectations. Lawson left his hometown of Memphis—where his two older brothers played—for a fresh start at Oregon. After two years with the Ducks, he returned home to the Tigers, where the pressure was familiar. If that fan passion sounds familiar, then Lawson should be a perfect fit at Arkansas, a place where fans cheer as loud for hustle and energy plays as they do for a big shot. Lawson has made the winning plays throughout his career, even if the stats don’t show it. And he’s ready to contribute to the Razorbacks however he can.

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If you had to pick one word to describe Tramon Mark, it’d be winner. Mark won 66 games at Houston, and his penchant for coming through in the big moments helped the Cougars advance to a Sweet 16 and a Final Four. He averaged 9 points, 4 rebounds and 2 assists for parts of three seasons with the Cougars, while missing most of his sophomore season with an injury. Seeking a fresh start, Mark entered the transfer portal and landed at Arkansas, where he’s excited to write the next chapter in a career full of winning.

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It’s been a long road to the top of college basketball for Denijay Harris. Underrecruited out of high school, Harris went the JUCO route, but after just two games, a major injury would end his next two seasons of hoops, and it was a struggle just to make it back. Harris would transfer to Southern Miss, and finally returned to game action in 2020. He would go on to help lead that program to a Sun Belt title last season. Seeking a fresh start, Harris entered the transfer portal and landed at Arkansas, where he’s ready to write the next chapter of his comeback story.

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