Former NFL and Arkansas Razorback defensive back Tevin Mitchel is the guest on this week's episode. Tevin spent the majority of his childhood in Little Rock, Arkansas, with his mother. By age 14 he was allowed to move to Mansfield, Texas with his father, Eric Mitchel, who formerly played for the Oklahoma Sooners and New England Patriots. Tevin, a highly touted recruit coming out of high school, received offers from colleges such as Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Arkansas becoming his high school's first-ever four-star athlete. Tevin, unlike a lot of college football athletes, was allowed to start in eight games his freshman year at Arkansas, which helped him be a standout defensive player for years to come. Tevin talked to me about practicing against such elite wide receivers like Jarius Wright, Joe Adams, Greg Childs, and Cobi Hamilton, which helped prepare him for any team in the SEC. Tevin's speed and ability to play in multiple different schemes, allowed him to be drafted to the NFL by the Washington Football team. This is one of my favorite episodes, and I hope you guys enjoy it as much as I did!
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