SB Nation BlogPoll Ballot — Preseason

We are honored once again this year to be invited to be a voter in the College Football BlogPoll Top 25. The Bloggers land the Hogs at #18 to start the season.

‘Go and Wedge No More’ — 2010 Rule Changes

After two pretty significant years of rule changes, the NCAA seems to have put the brakes on in 2010.

Arizona State 7, Arkansas 5 (Tempe Super Regional)

The No. 15 Arkansas Razorback baseball team battled in the second game of the Tempe Super Regional on Sunday night, but their efforts came up short as Arizona State defeated the Hogs 7-5 in 12 innings.

Arizona State 7, Arkansas 6 (Tempe Super Regional)

Bo Bigham had four hits to lead the No. 15 Arkansas Razorback baseball team, but after 11-plus innings, the Razorbacks would fall to No. 1 Arizona State in the first game of the Tempe Super Regional at Jim Brock Ballpark, 7-6.

Arkansas 7, Washington State 2 (Fayetteville Regional)

The No. 15 Arkansas baseball team secured a spot in the Super Regional round with a 7-2 victory over Washington State Monday night in the decisive game of the NCAA Fayetteville Regional.

Washington State 10, Arkansas 7 (Fayetteville Regional)

The No. 15 Arkansas baseball team lost a 10-7 decision to Washington State Sunday at the NCAA Fayetteville Regional.

Arkansas 6, Washington State 4 (Fayetteville Regional)

Collin Kuhn had three hits and Jordan Pratt collected a two-inning save as the No. 15 Arkansas baseball team defeated Washington State, 6-4, Saturday night at Baum Stadium in game four of the NCAA Fayetteville Regional.

Arkansas 19, Grambling State 7 (Fayetteville Regional)

Aided by a school-record nine home runs, No. 15 Arkansas downed Grambling, 19-7, Friday in game one of the NCAA Fayetteville Regional at Baum Stadium.

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