In this episode, Razorback sophomore catcher Ryder Helfrick sits down with Bo Mattingly to dive into what has made him one of the hottest batters at the plate this past month. From the Instagram post his mom sent him that unlocked to .470 batting average, to an inside look at the tech and how he calls pitches, this Regional MVP opens up in a way you rarely see. Plus, hear his thoughts on their match-up against Tennessee in the Super Regional.

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40 years ago, the 1985 Arkansas Razorbacks baseball team made a deep run into the College World Series. They were a squad that set a new standard for the program’s future success. Through interviews with former head coach Norm DeBriyn and key players, the story highlights how this team was groundbreaking, fielding five Black starters in Omaha, a rare and significant moment in college baseball history. Their legacy continues to influence Razorback baseball today.

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In this episode, Razorback freshman infielder Ella McDowell shares her journey from Texas standout to key contributor at Arkansas. Ranked the No. 1 infielder in the nation, Ella opens up about what it’s really like stepping into a high-pressure role as a freshman, adjusting to a new position, and finding her place on a team that feels more like family. With honesty, humor, and heart, she reflects on the culture that fuels this squad, the bond that keeps them grounded, and why — for her — it’s always bigger than softball.

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In a Hog Pod first, this episode was recorded live on location at Tusker’s Tavern in Fayetteville, bringing fans face-to-face with the energy of the show. Host Bo Mattingly sits down with Razorback baseball assistant coach Bobby Wernes for an unforgettable conversation that spans his playing days, coaching career, and the life-changing moments that brought him to Arkansas.

Wernes shares the incredible story of how a random encounter at a Christian sports camp in Branson led to an offer from legendary coach Dave Van Horn — a moment he credits as divine intervention. He opens up about the misery of junior college baseball, nearly quitting the sport altogether, and how perseverance reshaped his future.

The conversation dives into his transition from standout third baseman for the Hogs (2014–2015) to minor league pro, and eventually to a coaching role that now has him manning third base once again — this time from the coach’s box. Wernes also discusses the intensity of coaching at Arkansas, the quirks of sending runners home, and the overwhelming pride he feels working under Van Horn.

If you were building a Mount Rushmore of important figures in Arkansas football history, there’s no doubt that Frank Broyles would be on there. But right there with him would be Harold Horton. Horton’s ties to the Razorbacks—and the state of Arkansas—run deep. He was part of three Southwest Conference championship teams in the early ‘60s under Frank Broyles, who then hired him as an assistant coach—a position he would hold for 13 years. After an unceremonious end to his time as a Razorback assistant and two years in the business sector, Horton was hired as the head coach at Central Arkansas, where he would win two NAIA national championships in eight seasons. He would return to Arkansas in 1990, working in football operations, before eventually serving as the president of the Razorback Foundation. All told, Horton had a major impact on the Hog football program for nearly 40 years. In this episode, Hogs+ senior contributor Clay Henry tells the story of Razorback great Harold Horton, with help from former Arkansas players and coaches like Tim Horton, Louis Campbell and Mike Boschetti.

In this episode of The Hog Pod, Razorback Baseball’s Director of Operations, Clay Goodwin, reflects on 25 years with the program — from College World Series runs to unforgettable near-misses. Joining him is his 10-year-old son, Gage, the team’s bat boy, who’s already learning the game from the inside out. Together, they share a heartfelt look at family, legacy, and what it means to be part of Razorback baseball — generation to generation.--------

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Robyn Herron didn’t grow up dreaming of becoming a Razorback—but after sharing a pitching coach with Arkansas legend Mary Haff, fate had other plans. In this episode, Robyn dives into her unexpected path to Fayetteville, the recruiting call that changed everything, and how her relationship with Coach Deifel helped shape her into one of the most dominant pitchers in program history. She reflects on the pressure of SEC play, the thrill of throwing a perfect game, and the leadership role she’s embraced on a team full of rising stars. With honesty, grit, and a little humor, Robyn gives fans an inside look at the mindset behind her record-setting performances—and what drives her when she steps into the circle.

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Courtney Day thought she was done with softball. After years of dedication, she stepped away from the game, unsure if she’d ever return. But coaching gave her a new perspective, reigniting her passion and leading her back to the field. Now, in her final season with Arkansas, she’s bringing experience, leadership, and a deep appreciation for every moment. From being called “Grandma” by her teammates to embracing the family atmosphere of Razorback softball, Courtney shares how stepping away changed her outlook—and why this season means more than ever.

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