I felt like I accomplished all my goals that I wanted to accomplish at FISC.

And for my last year, I wanted to really challenge myself.

And I know coming to an SEC, the best of the best schools would really challenge me mentally and physically.

So for my last year, I was just like, you know what?

I think I'm going to take another leap of faith and transfer

and, you know, come back to Arkansas

and really just finish out my last year of college gymnastics here.

Welcome into the Hogpot. I'm Bea Maddingly and this episode is made possible by our friends at South by Northwest Hospitality.

Sometimes the best stories aren't about where someone starts.

They're about where they choose to go.

Morgan Price is new to Razorback fans, but her story is anything but.

She was once committed to Arkansas and then came the chance to help build something new.

Ever since I was young girl growing up, I wanted to go to an HVCU. I thought it was just something important that, you know, I see a lot of value in.

So I really wanted to be a part of an HBCU, but obviously they didn't have gymnastics at the time.

And so when the opportunity came up that they were starting the first ever program, I knew that I wanted to be a part of that team.

That decision led to history, national titles, All-American honors, and a perfect 10.

The first ever by an HBCU gymnast.

It's not even one of my better routines that I have done. Yeah, it really wasn't. Like,

I kind of, I caught the bar a little weird on my

overshoot, but at the end of the day, the judges saw it was perfect, so, you know, I took it.

But for Morgan, it was never just about the score. Just being able to get out on the floor

that first time when our team competed in Las Vegas.

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