When it's over, how do you hope that Razorback fans will remember Grant Morgan?

I've actually thought about this for a while.

I want them to see themselves in me. I want them to see that no

matter what point of your life you're in or where you're at or what people think of you

that you're not going to listen anybody you're going to just go to work and you're

going to be able to prove every single person wrong. Welcome into the Hog Pot. I'm Bo Mattingly and this episode is made possible by our

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Lindsay Golf. There's a certain respect. Lindsay Gough.

There's a certain respect earned from hard work and determination.

For Arkansasans, it's often referred to as the fighting razorback spirit.

We're going to be back to the, toughness, and most of all, the underdog mentality.

When others doubt you, you get better.

You know who you are, and nobody else can tell you any different.

It's the DNA of Razorback linebacker Grant Morgan, who's been out to prove himself from day one.

I wanted to be able to just prove everybody wrong who didn't offer me who said I wasn't good enough to play there.

When tempted by doubt, Morgan would just work harder and never quit believing in himself even when the

scholarship he had hoped for never came. I told him straight up I said listen I'm

good enough to play to every Division one school that ever came through this

program. I hate it that they don't think that but I'm willing to play wherever. He

said well do you want to go to a D2 and do really good there and be an all

American right

away. I said no I want to be an all American I want to be something big at a D1 because I know I can he said I know

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