Hog on the Hill

Just saw this posted on Youtube, figured I'd share here.

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Episode 1 of Calipari: Razor’s Edge takes you behind the scenes of John Calipari’s first season coaching the Arkansas Razorbacks. With key injuries, early losses, and growing tension, Calipari faces one of the most difficult starts to a season in his storied career.

* Can he rally the Razorbacks and find a path forward?
* How do injuries reshape the team’s chemistry and confidence?
* What leadership moves does Calipari make when the pressure mounts?

This episode dives into:
* Arkansas basketball's early season adversity
* How player injuries impact performance and morale
* The challenges of building team unity mid-season
* Calipari’s approach to leadership, motivation, and mindset
* The looming pressure of SEC competition

Tennessee nearly had as many offensive rebounds as we had total rebounds LOL

It might narrow the gap between us and some schools that have better NIL than we do, but we'll still be behind. It will help us win NIL battles against schools that have less revenue. The gap between the major conferences and everyone else will probably get bigger.

Okay but how many TDs has he thrown for compared to those other QBs?

Turnover to TD ratio is the real stat to be concerned about. It’s a bit better when you include his rushing TDs but he only had 7 of those so the ratio still sucks

That's an arse whipping.

Davis had a bad night

Kansas isn’t able to play their best player who is a first team all-American so we shouldn’t really judge them based on this game

They’re missing two other players too so they are definitely not full strength

Plus it’s an exhibition game. We beat Purdue in an exhibition last year and we ended up being not very good

Maybe his other grandma died

Which teams need a QB? Just wondering what KJ’s options are. How many teams are left that would pay him $$?

I don’t believe Kent Smith is AI purely because if he were, the writing would be better