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This season, the Arkansas Razorback baseball team, which went 33-3 at home, received the top seed in its regional.

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It looks like the Razorbacks may not be able to escape the hole they have dug for themselves. After falling to Kansas State 7–6, Arkansas was relegated to the losers bracket and will need to win three games in a row in order to advance to the super-regional stage.

There were no runs scored in the first four innings of the game, which began as a pitcher’s dual. In the fifth, the Razorbacks were the first team on the scoreboard. Ty Wilmsmeyer made a mistake at third base and stole home. Then, Hudson White drove in Peyton Stovall with a single to centerfield. Hagen Smith, the Arkansas ace, was playing as usual up until this moment. By the fifth inning, everything had changed. He began with a pair of consecutive walks, followed by sacrifice bunts, a fielder’s choice, and

In the subsequent at-bat, Kaelen Culpepper hit a three-run home run on a 1-0 pitch to sweep the bases. With six earned runs, Smith reached a season high and increased his total earned runs by more than 46% to 19. But Smith shattered Arkansas’s single-season strikeout record before the fifth inning.

Arkansas gradually reduced the lead held by Kansas State. Jared Sprague-Lott’s solo home run in the seventh, White’s RBI-double in the eighth, and Peyton Stovall’s two-run single in the ninth drove Arkansas back to within six runs. Regretfully, Nick English of the Wildcats hit a crucial insurance home run in the bottom of the eighth.