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We'll talk a little bit about Alabama's conundrum in a few minutes with Mike Rodak right now. What about those Arkansas razorbacks? Practice is underway,

new coach, new optimism. Tom Murphy rejoins the show. Always great to catch you up with him. Tom,

good afternoon, and thanks for being with us.

You bet you, Paul, it's been a while, and I guess you're starting at team number 16 in your previews,

or maybe you've gone through 15 already. I'm not sure.

No, we wanted the best. That's why we went to Arkansas to talk football, not basketball.

Hey, it's great to have you with us.

There is optimism. I mean, there has to be optimism after what has been going on there in recent

years. So how would you describe the scene there under Ryan Silverfield?

Well, Ryan's a very positive guy, and we've had a couple of interviews in spring training already,

and the coaches seem to think he's a guy who people like to follow, and we've had a couple of interviews in spring training already, and the coaches

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