He soon became a regular fixture in the outside-right berth and in his first season Sunderland finished third in the League, with Hogg having made 19 appearances with six goals.
In 1901–02 Hogg missed six games, but increased his goal tally to ten for the season, as Sunderland claimed the Championship by a three-point margin over Everton.
In his final season with the Roker Park club, he scored two hat-tricks in a fortnight,[1] the first away to Woolwich Arsenal on 21 November with the second coming on 5 December, in a 9–1 victory at St James' Park over bitter local rivals Newcastle United, with the other goals coming from George Holley (another hat-trick), Arthur Bridgett (two) and Jackie Mordue.
[4][1] In his first season at Ibrox, Rangers finished third in the Scottish League table, with Hogg contributing six goals from 29 appearances.
By 1913, injuries were beginning to limit Hogg's input[1] and he was only able to make 16 appearances (with five goals) eventually losing his place to Jimmy Paterson as Rangers claimed the title for the third consecutive season.