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Diamond Hogs Brighten Days at Omaha Children's Hospital

By: Trey Daerr
Updated: June 20, 2012
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The Diamond Hogs visit local kids on their day off at the College World Series. During their second of consecutive days off, all members of the Razorbacks roster including head coach Dave Van Horn and his assistants visit an Omaha children's hospital to help brighten the day of some kids in need.

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