In order to grow and get better and understand what your weaknesses are, you have to fail.

You have to make mistakes.

Otherwise, you would just stay the same and you would be complacent all the time.

I want you to think about how you're going to change your life.

How are you going to lean into your future?

Do your job. And I don't know what your job is on this team, but you all are going to set the standard

for the next 10 years. Welcome into the hog pot.

I'm Beaumatically, and this episode is made possible by our friends at South by Northwest Hospitality.

Welcome into a special edition of the Hogpot.

I'm Territ Talmadge, and today we're taking you behind closed doors inside an Arkansas football player development meeting that I had the chance to host.

We brought in Razorback coaches John Calipari, Jordan Weaver, and Chris Johnson to talk with the football team about championship mentality, how great programs think, how elite athletes operate, and

what it really takes to separate good from great.

And whether you're chasing championships or personal goals, a lot of what you'll hear

today applies to everyday life, how you build habits, how you handle pressure, and how you

pursue excellence.

You'll hear their advice, their stories, and the mindset they challenge the team to adopt.

Let's go ahead and take you inside the meeting room.

Here we go, okay, but without further ado, I want to introduce to our men's basketball coach.

Coach Cal, let's give my hand.

Fellas how are you? You know coach invited me and I wouldn't turn down a chance to speak to one of our teams and especially this football team.

It's all about culture, guys. And what I've seen here is coaches trying to develop a culture of what they want.

But it's you holding each other accountable I've got a team and in and culture does travel it does it'll go with the staff and the coach if the

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