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Arkansas erupted for an 8‑4 victory over Tennessee, highlighted by long‑distance homers from Kozeal and Stewart and a three‑run blast by TJ Pompey, propelling the Razorbacks into a Friday matchup with Texas.
A sudden injury to designated hitter Kuhio Aloy disrupted Arkansas' early dominance over Tennessee in the SEC Tournament.
The Arkansas Razorbacks, seeded seventh, will face the tenth‑seeded Tennessee Volunteers in the second round of the SEC Tournament on May 20 at 4:30 p.m. CT at Hoover Metropolitan Stadium. The game will be televised on the SEC Network and streamed via ESPN+ and Fubo, which offers a free trial for new subscribers.
The Razorbacks and Volunteers meet in a pivotal SEC Tournament game, with broadcast details, weather outlook and pitching matchups highlighted.
The SEC Tournament features a marquee matchup as Tennessee's young head coach Josh Elander confronts his former mentor Dave Van Horn, highlighting a narrative of mentorship, legacy and national championship pedigree.
Arkansas will debut the Automated Ball‑Strike system at the SEC Tournament in Hoover, Alabama, as the conference experiments with a technology that lets teams challenge umpire calls on balls and strikes.
Arkansas will be the first team to employ the Automated Ball‑Strike system during the SEC Tournament in Hoover, Alabama, testing a technology that could reshape how catchers and coaches approach the game.
Arkansas prepares for its second‑round matchup after the SEC's automated ball‑strike system makes its college debut with mixed results.
The Razorbacks will be the first college team to test the Automated Ball‑Strike system in a live tournament, with limited challenges and a focus on keeping ace pitcher Preston Dietz fresh for the next stage.
In a recent press conference, Arkansas baseball coach Dave Van Horn detailed the team's preparation, key players, and the road ahead in the SEC Tournament.
The Arkansas Razorbacks secured a decisive series victory, highlighted by standout play from Robert Moore and Heston Kjerstad, and bolstered by a passionate fan base.
The SEC baseball tournament opened in Hoover, Alabama, with the bottom eight teams competing for NCAA Tournament bids, featuring key matchups that could see the Razorbacks face Texas and Georgia riding a record home‑run surge.
James DeCremer’s recent outings have turned the Arkansas Razorbacks’ pitching staff from a liability into a late‑inning stabilizer, offering a glimpse of postseason promise.
After a rocky start to the year, right‑hander James DeCremer has emerged as a reliable option for Arkansas, delivering key innings and a signature focus phrase that’s reshaping the staff.
After a road series win over Kentucky, Arkansas climbs to No. 13, enters the SEC Tournament as the No. 7 seed, and prepares for a showdown with the Tennessee‑South Carolina winner.
The latest USA TODAY Coaches Poll places Arkansas at No. 13 after a 2‑1 week that included a road series victory over Kentucky and a 16‑12 rubber‑match win.
A strong finish to the season has propelled Arkansas into the national conversation, setting up a marquee matchup in the SEC Tournament and a potential path through several regional sites.
Arkansas baseball coach Dave Van Horn addressed the media following a 5‑3 win over Kentucky, emphasizing key plays, teamwork, and the path forward.
The Razorbacks completed a sweep of Kentucky, extending their winning streak to four series and locking in the seventh seed for the SEC Tournament. Key hitters delivered clutch performances, but the team’s defense remains a question mark.
Arkansas broke a four-game losing streak with a 5-4 win over Kentucky, highlighted by a dramatic injury to Braxton Van Cleave and a clutch performance from Ethan McElvain.
Braxton Van Cleave was taken off on a stretcher after a collision in the third inning, while Arkansas’ Ethan McElvain delivered a seven‑strikeout outing and Zack Stewart’s solo homer secured a 5‑4 win.
Arkansas baseball coach Dave Van Horn and his team recapped their Game 2 win at Kentucky on May 18, 2026, highlighting clutch hitting and a resilient performance that improved the Razorbacks' season record to 38-18.
Arkansas improved to 2‑0 in the series with a 5‑3 win, highlighted by Robert Moore’s clutch hitting and Heston Kjerstad’s game‑changing homer, setting up a decisive finale.
The Arkansas Razorbacks will travel to Lexington on Saturday, with first pitch set for 1 p.m. Central time at Kentucky Proud Park. The forecast calls for a 60% chance of showers and thunderstorms, with temperatures climbing to a high of 81 degrees, suggesting a potentially wet and lively contest.