I could I was like I was like I was like I was like no I'm I'm not what what I was like I was like I was like I was like I'm not I'm not the south

Big ten to the south was kind of a south I was like I've never I've never been there I don't

know I don't know what's there I haven't heard anything about it I

left turn yeah it's like but honestly it's been one of the best decisions I've ever made. Welcome into the Hog Pot. I'm Bo Mattingly and this episode is made

possible by our friends at First Security Bank, Serra's in Resort, and Lindsay Golf.

A year ago, Justin Smith was finishing his junior season at Indiana.

Now he's a standout basketball leader for the Arkansas Razorbacks.

It's a lot of unknowns when it comes with transferring. Like my phone kind of blew up in a way.

It was very chaotic.

After graduating in three years, with a degree from IU's Kelly School of Business,

Smith was looking to take his game to the next level.

The first initial phone call with I was blown away. He had

already broken down my game already and I had been in the portal for however many

hours. Originally not even on his radar, Arkansas soon became the front runner.

Like after me and my mom and my dad, we were just like, I know he said no, but we may have to go to go that the six seven forward is transferring to the

university of Arkansas since his arrival Justin Smith has made his presence known

leading the team in rebounds, and scoring in double figures.

He loves it inside to Smith and Justin with a throwdown.

He's playing, you know, like we thought he would be capable of.

He's a dominant player right now in the SEC on both sides of the ball.

So Justin, there's a second ball.

Eric Musselman was nicknamed the importer by one college basketball insider because of his ability

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