Morgan and Frankie Price's path to Arkansas gymnastics is deeply rooted in family legacy and personal resilience. Their father, Chris Price, a former Kansas City Royals player who died in a 2009 motorcycle accident when Frankie was 6 and Morgan was 4, left behind a powerful mantra: 'What are you going to do to be better tomorrow?' This philosophy became the sisters' guiding principle as they pursued gymnastics.

Frankie verbally committed to Arkansas at age 14 but faced devastating setbacks, including an ACL tear before her freshman year that forced her to redshirt. She battled back to become a standout performer, earning a 9.975 on floor in 2023 and helping Arkansas achieve its first 198-plus team score in program history. However, a ruptured Achilles tendon during the 2025 regional final threatened to end her career prematurely.

Morgan's journey took a different path. After initially committing to Arkansas in 2021, she decommitted to join Fisk University's inaugural HBCU gymnastics team. There, she made history as the first HBCU gymnast to score a perfect 10.0 and won two all-around titles at the Women's Collegiate Gymnastics National Invitation Championship. After reaching her goals at Fisk, Morgan sought a new challenge and transferred back to Arkansas for her final season, joining Frankie in Fayetteville to complete their college careers together.