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Dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic

has become part of everyday life,

and its impact on sports has been undeniable,

with cancellations and postponements of major events and leagues

dominating the headlines. And just like any other college or university trying to play football and fall sports,

the University of Arkansas has taken steps to make its student athletes, coaches and staff

feel as safe as possible.

In this special bonus episode of the Hog Pot,

we sit down with Arkansas Athletics Director,

Hunter Urocheek, to find out what the razorbacks are doing

and how he's leading the department through a pandemic.

And then to get better insight into what steps they're taking and how it's all working, you're

going to hear from team doctors Chris Arnold and Kent Hagen. This is an unusual look at the

Arkansas Athletic Department inside a pandemic. Why don't we just start with the 50,000 foot view of how you've returned to campus for student

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