Do you sort of pinch yourself? Have you had a second to pinch yourself from being a D2 coach to three years of Earl Roberts to Arkansas Razorbacks in the SEC?

It's been a quick climb over the last four or five years.

Oh, very quick climb. You know, someone asked me, I was like, a man, I'm a small town girl with big dreams.

I think that's one thing that when you have a, you get to coach a team of young women. That's the other thing with getting out in the community.

There's going to be a lot of little girls right here in Fayetteville that want to be a razorback.

They're going to look up to my team.

They have to be a good representation because at one point we were all that little girl that had a big dream.

And that's what we want to instill in these young girls that it's okay to dream big work hard and make your dreams a reality welcome into this special edition of the hog pot i'm bo-matically in this episode is made possible by our friends at South by Northwest Hospitality.

Kelsey Musick has been named the 10th women's basketball coach at the University of Arkansas.

I'm going to love Arkansas. I'm going to love the razorbacks and I'm going to put up a good product on the floor.

A rising star in the women's game. She comes to the hill after three successful seasons over in Tulsa at ORU.

You don't let up and you don't stop until that final buzzer sounds and you have that chance. Let's go!

Known for her fast-paced dribble drive offense, we sat down with Coach Music as soon as she arrived on campus.

To learn more about her incredible rise from a farm in small town Oklahoma to coaching at the highest collegiate level, the SEC,

and ultimately how she'll take Razorback Women's Basketball to the next level.

The full video version of

this conversation can be found exclusively on hogsplus.com. Well, coach, welcome. Thank you.

So just you're walking into the facility, you're looking around, you get here from Oral Roberts,

and what are you thinking as you take it all in?

I mean, it's phenomenal.

The facilities, just the environment, the people.

It's just been amazing to walk in,

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