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Raise it back fall camp in full swing. We're going to discuss that, possibly only that, on this episode of Hogsports Live.

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They just strapped on the pads yesterday, shoulder pads, I should say, as they call them shells.

They've been in spiders. Everybody's got different terminology for what they call the equipment.

Arkansas calls it spiders on the days where they just have the padding underneath the shoulder

pads. They have to go through progressions. I believe Wednesday will be the first day they'll be able to strap on full pads

they'll be in shells again today shells is another term just means helmet shoulder pads just the hard

stuff and then of course full gear uh after five days of going through that so it's either the fifth

day or five days after five days or the fifth day when

they can put it on full paths. Regardless, it'll be Tuesday or Wednesday. I'm not sure. So it's been fun.

I will say this, my initial impressions with Arkansas, been to every practice so far. We get 20, 25 minutes

or so of access to the practices. They usually have started for about 30 minutes,

by the time we get in there, and then by the time we leave, they take their middle of practice break. Then we've gotten, you know, I come home and I'll put all the notes out of everything that I see at practice. I will say the biggest thing yesterday. I haven't seen anybody else report on this. I don't know if I'm the only person that saw it or what, Draper was working with tight ends.

That's the Oklahoma linebacker transfer who got hurt in the first game last year and missed the rest of the season, sat out the spring, and then third practice, he's working over with the tight ends. He's not a super tall guy. I mean, it's like 6-1-250 or so, so it's not like he's super super tall guy but that could be an experiment they may just want to see how he

looks there obviously tied in as an 6-1-250 or so, so it's not like he's super, super tall guy, but that could be an experiment.

They may just want to see how he looks there. Obviously, Tide-in is an extremely thin position. I haven't seen Aaron Outley out there in freshmen, so. But Tide-in is an extremely thin position. We saw last year a lot of players moved to Tide-in briefly, including, let's see, who WC, Eric Thomas, who was recruited as a defensive end,

started off at linebacker, moved to tight end for a couple days, moved back to linebacker,

then moved to defensive end.

Marcus Henderson, who switched back and forth, split time at tight end and offensive line throughout the season, really.

So when they have moved to player, it's tended to be a

bigger, more physical guy. And now we have Levi Draper, who's a linebacker, and we'll see if that

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