Not being able to be who you are is tough. A lot of players have different styles of play and a lot of people don't allow them to be who they are.

I think Coach Neighbors recruits the people that he recruits for a reason.

He wants you to be who you are.

He wants that type of style of play in his program.

We play fast, we play loose, and we just have fun.

A lot of pre-game talks and just have fun.

Go out there play as hard as you can.

Play who you be who you are play as a team, play as one.

And that's something that a lot of people need to realize that Coase Neighbors does really well. Welcome into the Hog Pot. I'm Bo Mattingly and this episode is made

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Ramira, she loves the transition.

Re, give it to her!

Why do you love knocking knocking down the three so much? I like the celebrations you could do after it.

Whether it be me making it or my teammates, I'm doing something down the court with the three in my hand.

When it comes to shooting, few or better. I'm doing something down to court with the three in my hand.

When it comes to shooting, few or better than Amber Ramirez.

How would you describe your range?

Unlimited.

The Super Senior and McDonald's All-American from San Antonio returned to the razorbacks for a third season after transferring in from TCU following her sophomore year.

A big reason why, Coach Mike Neighbors

and his willingness to let his players be themselves.

If that's the type of shot to you practice,

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