270: The Thurmans: A Family Legacy

The Hog Pod with Bo Mattingly

Sport & Story

Arkansas, Hogs, Sports, Razorbacks

4.8 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 11 November 2024

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, we explore the incredible legacy of the Thurman family at the University of Arkansas. Scotty Thurman, known for his iconic shot in the 1994 National Championship, and his wife, Regina, a former Razorback Pom Squad member, raised their family with a deep Razorback connection. Their children, Romani and Scotty Jr., followed in their footsteps, each becoming Razorback athletes in volleyball and football. We dive into stories of their competitive family spirit, the values and work ethic instilled by their parents, and what it means to carry on the Thurman legacy at Arkansas. For the Thurmans, Arkansas isn’t just a school—it’s home.

Join us as we celebrate the family that has become an integral part of Razorback history.

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0:00.0	I imagine that there's some serious competition between everyone, at least maybe in the early days.
0:07.0	Track, definitely.
0:08.0	Track, definitely.
0:09.0	Yeah.
0:10.0	I would always challenge my dad, like, you're not going to beat me at this.
0:14.0	And we would literally just, I'd be over there doing a workout with my mom, and my dad would be there and we'd run around the track 400 200 run down the pavement just
0:22.0	something that I could beat him at and I never did and it just still to this day like doesn't
0:26.7	really make sense to me because like that's what I was training for and obviously he's taller but
0:30.8	I still just thought my speed would get him and I think he got the lean on you too yeah at the end one day
0:36.5	he beat me by like half a lean.
0:38.3	Oh wow.
0:39.3	That was the last race.
0:40.3	That was the last one you done.
0:41.3	Because it almost cost me a hamstring.
0:42.3	Oh no.
0:43.3	I'd also like the record to show that I'm still old a race that never took place because I was called out and I was ready to go.
0:51.3	But nobody met me in the crack.
0:53.3	So I'd like the record to say that.
0:56.0	Welcome into the Hogpot.
1:09.0	And this episode is made possible by our friends at South by Northwest Hospitality.
1:20.2	The Thurman name resonates across Arkansas.
1:24.2	It's a legacy that was solidified with a single shot. But the Thurman legacy
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