I really just wanted to come here come somewhere where I could went and play in a regional,

super regional make it to Omaha.

When I came on to visit here, saw all the facilities, talked to the coaches,

and I loved the place and I knew that this was a place where I could

potentially win a national championship. Welcome into the Hog Pot. I'm Bo Mattingly and this episode is made possible by our friends at First Security Bank,

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Swung on and belted by Joseph Berger way back to left field.

You've got to get out of here.

It's a two-run Homer for Jonesenberger.

As with so many, Tavi and Joseph Berger has long dreamt of playing baseball on the biggest stage.

But what makes his story unique is that his dream didn't end just because he didn't get a razorback offer right out of

the gate and that's given him some added perspective.

I think it changed my whole perspective and also just continued learning on how to fail because

that's one of the biggest parts of baseball in my mind.

Joseph Berger hasn't had to worry about the latter too often with the razorbacks this season.

He's had success at the plate and in the field

and has emerged as a team leader in his first season in Fayetteville.

I can get loud sometimes.

I feel like I have a pretty loud personality, but I feel like more than that I try to lead by example.

Just playing as hard as I can and trying to set the tone.

It makes sense then that Joseph Berger is the tone setter atop the tone. It makes sense then that Jozenberger is the tone

setter atop the razorback's lineup. Badding lead off he's among the team

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