Wanted to Share with HOGVILLE Friends

[FANONTHEHILL]

I know I talk entirety too much about my son, but he has a quick interview from Media Day on John Nabors SEC Country podcast.  Cooper is on about the 16:50 mark. 

https://m.soundcloud.com/arkansasrazorbackspodcast/episode-238-razorback-trench-play

[DEVIL DOG HOG]

You don't talk enough.  You provide to the fan what goes on in the life of a Razorback player.

[sowmonella]

Very impressive young man. His Mom must have done a great job raising him.
I'm sure you are very proud.

[SugarHillGaHog]

I know I talk entirety too much about my son, but he has a quick interview from Media Day on John Nabors SEC Country podcast.  Cooper is on about the 16:50 mark. 

https://m.soundcloud.com/arkansasrazorbackspodcast/episode-238-razorback-trench-play

Post them all as I don't really check out SEC Country much.  I enjoyed that.  I wouldn't have thought to go find it so thanks.

As for the kid.  I have no doubt he's a great kid after listening to him.  Be proud.  We all would.  I liked hearing his thoughts.

[SugarHillGaHog]

Sorry about "kid".  Adult as he pointed out.  It's a hard habit to stop considering anyone under about 27 not being a kid.  My bad.

[daBoar]

I know I talk entirety too much about my son, but he has a quick interview from Media Day on John Nabors SEC Country podcast.  Cooper is on about the 16:50 mark. 

Many thanks for being a proud papa.

[MuskogeeHogFan]

I know I talk entirety too much about my son, but he has a quick interview from Media Day on John Nabors SEC Country podcast.  Cooper is on about the 16:50 mark. 

https://m.soundcloud.com/arkansasrazorbackspodcast/episode-238-razorback-trench-play

I'm proud for you. And yes, you need to post more, rather than less.

[DeltaBoy]

Good kid.

[RagingHawgOn]

You don't talk enough.  You provide to the fan what goes on in the life of a Razorback player.

[GolfnHog]

Cooper is truly a reflection of his environment and upbringing. You and Mrs FOTH have done an amazing job of parenting which leaves no doubt the world is his oyster! His articulation, maturity and "presence of the moment" are self evident.

We are blessed that you choose to share this with us, Thank you!

[The Hawg Marshal]

I can't blame you for talking about your son. Being proud is part of being a good parent. imo

[Boss Hog in the Arkansas]

He speaks very well. You'd think he's been doing this for years

[bphi11ips]

Very well spoken.  You should have posted in the "Would you let your son play football?" thread.  Cooper is a poster child for the walk-on program.  Thanks for sharing. 

[greenie]

1 - as far as I can tell, all your posts are received well.  As for me, I appreciate your perspective and your willingness to share it.
2 - being proud of a son who is battling and winning in life is a natural thing and I, for one, love seeing it.
3 - that boy's well spoken

Good job all around.

[Stephen Greene]

I know I talk entirety too much about my son, but he has a quick interview from Media Day on John Nabors SEC Country podcast.  Cooper is on about the 16:50 mark. 

https://m.soundcloud.com/arkansasrazorbackspodcast/episode-238-razorback-trench-play

that dude's a coach

future head coach of the Hogs?

[FANONTHEHILL]

that dude's a coach

future head coach of the Hogs?

He should have his Political Science and History BAs done by next Christmas or possibly this coming spring if he pushes next semester.  Always wanted to go to law school.  In the past year, he's changed to wanting to get into college coaching as the career path.  If he finishes degrees in three years next spring, he will try to get a GA job somewhere.  If he chooses to come back for his fourth year, it will be his last with His Chancellor's scholarship. So that's likely the end of his career as a player. He would make s fine coach.  Being undersized and a walk on, he has developed a great understanding of technique.  His hand and foot placement is really good.  He's just 290 in a 315lb world.  We will see what happens after this season.  Either way, he's learning from what we consider a tremendous group of coaches in Anderson, Enos, and Bielema.

[ChitownHawg]

I know I talk entirety too much about my son, but he has a quick interview from Media Day on John Nabors SEC Country podcast.  Cooper is on about the 16:50 mark. 

https://m.soundcloud.com/arkansasrazorbackspodcast/episode-238-razorback-trench-play

I'm cool with you posting about your son. Pride away my friend. I would.

[McKdaddy]

You don't talk enough.  You provide to the fan what goes on in the life of a Razorback player.

[MTBrookHog]

He should have his Political Science and History BAs done by next Christmas or possibly this coming spring if he pushes next semester.  Always wanted to go to law school.  In the past year, he's changed to wanting to get into college coaching as the career path.  If he finishes degrees in three years next spring, he will try to get a GA job somewhere.  If he chooses to come back for his fourth year, it will be his last with His Chancellor's scholarship. So that's likely the end of his career as a player. He would make s fine coach.  Being undersized and a walk on, he has developed a great understanding of technique.  His hand and foot placement is really good.  He's just 290 in a 315lb world.  We will see what happens after this season.  Either way, he's learning from what we consider a tremendous group of coaches in Anderson, Enos, and Bielema.

Look where Dowell Loggins has gone to now.

[ChicoHog]

I listen to the SEC country podcast regularly.  Nabors is really good.  Your son was impressive.  I was pleasantly surprised that growing up in Fayetteville he did not have a southern accent.  Did he have it and lost it or just never acquired one? 

[FANONTHEHILL]

I listen to the SEC country podcast regularly.  Nabors is really good.  Your son was impressive.  I was pleasantly surprised that growing up in Fayetteville he did not have a southern accent.  Did he have it and lost it or just never acquired one? 

He was born and raised in Fayetteville.  Never had much of an accent.  My wife and I don't have much of one either.  I'm born and raised Fayetteville.  His mom was born in Southern California and moved to Mena when she was 4. We've never thought we had much of an accent. When we lived in the Chicago area for a few years when she was in grad school, everyone told us our accents were horrible.  People down here don't think we have one.

[AugustaHog]

Congrats FOTH!  As always your posts are great reads.  Thank you for providing an insight into your unique perspective.  You give a ton of info while still being appropriately discrete.  I'm very proud for you and your family.  Woo Pig!

[OneTuskOverTheLine™]

Cooper is truly a reflection of his environment and upbringing. You and Mrs FOTH have done an amazing job of parenting which leaves no doubt the world is his oyster! His articulation, maturity and "presence of the moment" are self evident.

We are blessed that you choose to share this with us, Thank you!

You should write greeting cards...

[snoblind]

You don't talk enough.  You provide to the fan what goes on in the life of a Razorback player.

[Psychohog]

I was pleasantly surprised that growing up in Fayetteville he did not have a southern accent.  Did he have it and lost it or just never acquired one? 

WTH is that supposed to mean?

[Vantage 8 dude]

I know I talk entirety too much about my son, but he has a quick interview from Media Day on John Nabors SEC Country podcast.  Cooper is on about the 16:50 mark. 

https://m.soundcloud.com/arkansasrazorbackspodcast/episode-238-razorback-trench-play

As far as I'm concerned you'll NEVER hear any complaints from me whenever you're posting, especially offering unique insight into what's going on behind the scenes. You truly offer a one-of-a-kind, unrivaled perspective.

[OneTuskOverTheLine™]

I listen to the SEC country podcast regularly.  Nabors is really good.  Your son was impressive.  I was pleasantly surprised that growing up in Fayetteville he did not have a southern accent.  Did he have it and lost it or just never acquired one? 

Self loathing is a piss-poor way to go through life. The use of the "Southern Accent" as a barometer of intelligence, or shaming the speech patterns of our fellow Arkansans really hacks me off.!! I promise you, that although my voice drips of sweet tea and whiskey, I am quite strong in use of The King's English. Maybe if people tried shaming poor grammar usage instead of oratorical sound we may could retain the beauty of the "Southern Accent" in today's modern world as a viable and proud way to say "Yes, I am from the south, and Yes, you're right I am intelligent" Instead of trying to sound like you're from "Up North"..!!

I spit on you Yankee bastards.! The South WILL rise again.!!!!!!!!

[Stephen Greene]

He should have his Political Science and History BAs done by next Christmas or possibly this coming spring if he pushes next semester.  Always wanted to go to law school.  In the past year, he's changed to wanting to get into college coaching as the career path.  If he finishes degrees in three years next spring, he will try to get a GA job somewhere.  If he chooses to come back for his fourth year, it will be his last with His Chancellor's scholarship. So that's likely the end of his career as a player. He would make s fine coach.  Being undersized and a walk on, he has developed a great understanding of technique.  His hand and foot placement is really good.  He's just 290 in a 315lb world.  We will see what happens after this season.  Either way, he's learning from what we consider a tremendous group of coaches in Anderson, Enos, and Bielema.

he's on his way, and assistants make bank now days of course

[OneTuskOverTheLine™]

Still Mad about that accent B.S.!!