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Warm and dry conditions persist through next week
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5:53
Former Irish tight end Davis Sherwood stops by ABC57 Kickoff
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4:28
Coach Freeman searches for answer to defense concerns
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Fans react to Notre Dame football after week 4
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Under the microscope: Can Notre Dame’s defense stop the hogs?
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An interview with former Notre Dame QB and current Colts player...
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Former Razorback QB, current Arkansas radio analyst Quinn Grovey
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Drew Mentock and John Brice from Irish Illustrated stop by
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Lou Holtz, From Catholic school boy to College Football Hall...
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10 years of ABC57 Kickoff, a look back at ’Play Like a Champion...
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ABC57 Kickoff crew chats with former Fighting Irish players about...
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. -- Arkansas fans don’t just cheer, they call the Hogs.
The famous “Woo Pig Sooie” chant is one of the most recognizable traditions in college football, and ahead of the matchup with Notre Dame, I hit the streets to hear from Razorback fans themselves.
From lifelong supporters to first-timers, fans explained what the chant means to them and why it’s more than just noise in the stadium, it’s pride, unity, and Arkansas identity.
The Hog call echoes before kickoff, after touchdowns, and just about anywhere Razorback fans gather. And as I found out, no matter how many times you hear it, the energy never gets old.
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