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Statue Dedicated to Former Head Hog

By: Jessica Ward

Updated: November 23, 2012

The new statue honors former head football coach and athletic director, Frank Broyles.

It stands seven and a half feet tall, weighing more than 700 pounds.

Broyles served the University of Arkansas for more than 50 years, stepping down in 2007.

He continues to work with the Razorback Foundation.

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