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WholeHogSports · Apr 16, 2020

In-state players key for Razorback football

In normal times, new Arkansas football coach Sam Pittman would have his 10 assistants all over this state and watching prospects in spring practice and visiting with high school coaches.

But as we all know, the beginning of this spring has been anything but normal with all the coronavirus concerns, no school and no practice.

Still Pittman and his staff have managed to stay in contact with coaches via phone calls and texts and also were able to get their message of cooperation to nearly 1,000 coaches attending the Arkansas Football Coaches Association Clinic in Hot Springs in early February.

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