In the back of my mind I always wanted to be back here. I came to school here because I knew that someday I wanted to coach here and after playing here and that was really why I made the decision to walk on to come to school years. I was born here, but I knew that I wanted a coach. I knew

it wasn't a very good football player so it was like this is the best

opportunity for me to someday come back and coach. Welcome into the Hog Pot. I'm Bo Mattingly and this episode is made possible by our friends at First

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So can you believe like from the day you walked on here to where you are now? No.

No, it's been a dream when it comes to razor back tight ends coach Dow

logins you'd be forgiven for thinking time is a flat circle yes he's back where his football dream began, but that's about it when it comes

to history repeating itself because he's no longer a backup quarterback or holder extraordinaire.

No, he's an accomplished and well-known quarterback or holder extraordinary.

No, he's an accomplished and well-traveled coach

who has led offenses at the highest level.

The man was the offensive coordinator

to Tennessee Titans. He was the offensive coordinator at the Tennessee Titans. He was the offensive

coordinator at the Chicago Bears. He was the offensive coordinator at the New

York Jets. He was the offensive coordinator at the Miami Dolphins.

That sounded like that damn good resume to me.

That resume granted logins incredible opportunities

and a great NFL career.

But there's always just been something about Arkansas.

To be able to get back here and do what Coach Pimmons give me the opportunity to do

has been, I mean, it's a blessing.

Coaching has been a dream for Loggins, one that's brought him back home,

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