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DownloadIn the News - November 2007
4-H Day with the Razorbacks

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Audio/Video Script:

Homecoming Saturday at Fayetteville started out like any other…when suddenly campus started turning green -- green in celebration of “4-H Day with the Razorbacks.”

Even the street signs pointed the way to the Arkansas 4-H tailgate party.

Hundreds of current and former Arkansas 4-Hers, Division of Agriculture employees and their families came together to celebrate 4-H’s one-hundred year association with the University of Arkansas with food, fun, 4-H fellowship and a good-ole Razorback football game.

The grill was sizzlin’ all morning with juicy burgers and dogs. Everyone ate and drank to their heart’s (and stomach’s) content under the shady oak trees on the patio of the Agriculture, Foods and Life Sciences Building - which was just a stones throw away from the stadium.

After lunch, the grownups relaxed and visited while the kids burnt off some pent-up energy.

Connie Phelps and 4-H vice president Marianne Campbell stayed busy at the 4-H clover tattoo station. The clover transfers were a hit with the kids and the adults.

[Girls with tattoos] - "Very Cool, let me see

We caught up with few 4-Hers to get their feeling for Arkansas 4-H.

[Testimonials from various 4-Hers]

  • 4-H
  • I think it's great
  • I love 4-H
  • It's really fun and you learn things
  • I just like everything about it
  • It's cool, awesome fun
  • It's awesome
  • Its' fun and everything
  • It's just great
  • Awesome
  • We like it
  • It's Razorback homecoming. Yeah!
  • Go Pigs!

[Group calls the hogs] Woooooooooo, Pig! Sooiee!

After a few hog calls, it was time to head-off for the game.

[Teens] "4-H”

It was easy to see from anywhere in the stadium the eleven-hundred 4-H Razorback fans in their green and white T-shirts.

[Dr. Sugg] Since 1908, 4-H has taught young people skills and knowledge, ethics and personal responsibility.

A pregame announcement by Dr. B. Allen Sugg played over stadium’s big screen proclaiming it was Arkansas 4-H Day at the game.

It didn’t take long for everyone to get hogwild. An Air Force fly-over, the running of the giant “A” and then the kick-off had 4-H Hog fans on their feet and in a frenzy. And there was much to cheer about as the home team scored early and often. But, you didn’t have to be a football fan to enjoy the crisp fall day as this young 4-Her points out.

4-H Day with the Razorbacks was a complete success. Everyone cheered another Razorback win as they commemorated the University’s and Arkansas 4-H’s centennial anniversary.

[Crowd calls the hogs] Woooooooooo, Pig! Sooiee! Woooooooooo, Pig! Sooiee! Razorbacks

Back to Green mixes with Razorback red at 4-H Day at the Razorbacks game

 

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