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Players who complain about how much they have to work in the off-season are usually those who complain about playing time during the season.
This year, the Wheeler family has so much to be thankful for. ๐๐พโค๏ธOur hearts are full, our blessings are plenty, and God has been truly faithful to us. The biggest blessing of all is our newest addition, baby Chance!๐โจHappy Thanksgiving from the Wheeler family! ๐ฆโค๏ธโจ
Finals week!
A special Razor-Rap to put the semester to bed! Good luck to everyone on their finals! Go Hogs! ๐
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Congratulations to our Fall 2024 graduates! Youโve shown remarkable dedication both on and off the field. Wishing you all the best as you embark on the exciting new chapters in your lives! ๐๐
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H.O.G.S. Walk! Bridging gaps by networking & building relationships! ๐ @RazorbackSADev
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Happy Mothers Day to all the mothers! Weโre thankful for all that you do! ๐น๐
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Total combined @NCAATrackField Championships
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32 or less - Everybody Else
#NFLPATips Happy Friday! โIf you donโt risk anything, you risk even more.โ โErica Jong
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As we wrap up Black History Month, weโd like to give a shoutout to the people that make a significant impact on our program!
Weโre thankful for all of your contributions to #EmbraceTheHog #WPS ๐
A big thank you to Walker and Mr. Alex Catsavis for the best burgers in Arkansas. If you havenโt been to Georgeโs in Fort Smith then you are missing out on some special people and really really good food!
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Milton P. Crenshaw, US Aviator & Tuskegee Airmen during World War II. First Arkansan to be trained as a civilian licensed pilot. During World War II he was a civilian flight instructor. One of the 2 original supervising squadron members. Inducted into the AR Aviation HOF in 1998
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Happy Black History Month! Today we would like to recognize Mr. Garrett Morgan, a Claysville, KY native who was born in 1877. On November 20, 1923, he received his patent as the creator of the stop & go traffic light๐ฆ#BHM
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Happy Black History Month! Today we would like to recognize Mr. Garrett Morgan, a Claysville, KY native who was born in 1877. On November 20, 1923, he received his patent as the creator of the stop & go traffic light๐ฆ#BHM
Lex Lex Letโs Goooooo!
Good luck to @alexistornsss and the rest of @RazorbackTF in todayโs meet! Go Hogs! ๐
































