Storey feeling more comfortable in new offense
Ty Storey ran the first team offense Tuesday and hit the winning pass to freshman wideout Mike Woods on Saturday and talked about it after practice.
Ramirez likes aggression, direction of Chavis’ defense
Hogs safety Santo Ramirez talked Tuesday about the new defense, especially the aggressive nature that is a change.
Kelley talks about new offense, weight, physicality
Razorbacks quarterback Cole Kelley talked Tuesday about the new offense, his weight and competing.
Patton likes tight end’s multiple roles in new offense
Hogs tight end Jeremy Patton talked with the media Tuesday about the expanded ways Chad Morris’ offense uses the tight end position.
Greenlaw on liking Hogs’ new defensive approach
Razorbacks linebacker Dre Greenlaw talking about how he likes the Hogs’ new 4-3 much better.
Wichita State knocks off Razorbacks in pitchers’ duel
WICHITA, Kan. — Senior Tori Cooper tallied her second multi-hit effort of the season but Arkansas stranded eight runners on base Tuesday afternoon in a 1-0 loss at Wichita State.
Freshman Mary Haff was the tough-luck losing pitcher, surrendering a solo home run in the second inning as the game’s only score.
The Razorbacks will carry a 16-2 record in the weekend’s SEC opener at No. 11 Georgia.
Arkansas and Wichita State were scheduled to play a doubleheader but the head coaches agreed to cancel game two due to windy conditions—gusts exceeding 40 miles per hours—and dropping temperatures.
Up Next
The Razorbacks travel to Athens, Ga., for their conference opener which begins Saturday at Turner Stadium and continues through Monday. All three games will be televised with Pam Ward and Carol Bruggeman handling the commentary duties during the weekend series.
FINAL: Wichita State 1, Arkansas 0 | Box Score
The Razorbacks loaded the bases in the top of the first inning, drawing a pair of walks sandwiched between an infield single off the bat of freshman Hannah McEwen. However, Wichita State starter Bailey Lange retired the next three and got out of the jam with a pop up to short.
After Haff retired the top of the Shockers’ lineup in order, Cooper led off the second with the first of her two hits on the day. Arkansas had two on when a groundout off the pitcher allowed both runners to move into scoring position. Lange responded with a pair of strikeouts to keep the Razorbacks off the scoreboard.
Haff struck out the first two hitters she faced in the home half of the second but Wichita State broke through in the next at-bat with a solo home run to right center.
Arkansas got a one-out single from junior Ashley Diaz in the third but put together another bases-loaded threat in the top of the fourth.
With the bases full of Razorbacks, McEwen was robbed of a would-be hit with a quick-reaction catch at third and flip to second for the frame-ending double play.
Sophomore Autumn Storms came in to relieve Haff in the fourth and kept Wichita State off the scoreboard for the remainder of the game but Lange retired the final 10 hitters she faced to hand Arkansas its’ first shutout loss of the season.
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Razorbacks take sixth place at Querencia Cabo Collegiate
LOS CABOS, Mexico — Arkansas moved up the leaderboard for the second straight day at the 2018 Querencia Cabo Collegiate, posting rounds of 296-282-284 – 862 (+10) to finish T-6th overall at Querencia Golf Club.
In the toughest field in college golf, Arkansas knocked off two of the top five teams in the nation and bested five teams ranked in the top 25.
The Razorbacks finished deadlocked with No. 23 South Florida, while top-ranked Oklahoma State ran away with the team title at 14-under. No. 13 California was the only other team in red figures, finishing runner-up at 6 under.
Alvaro Ortiz continues to play his best golf of the spring posting another top 5 finish at T-3rd overall following rounds of 72-69-68 – 209 (-4).
He had seven birdies in each of his first two rounds and finished with a tournament-best 19 birdies during the championship.
Luis Garza notched his third top-20 finish of the year thanks to a second round 2-under 69, while William Buhl finished inside the top 30 after shooting 2-under during the final 36 holes.
Mason Overstreet saved his best round of the event for Tuesday with a 1-over 72 to finish T-45th, while Tyson Reeder finished 69th overall.
Landon Ernst competed as an individual and used a final-round 1-under 70 to finish at 15-over for the tournament and T-65th overall in his fifth collegiate event.
The Razorbacks finished third in the field in total birdies at 53 and shot 10-under on par fives, good for fifth in the tournament loaded with 11 of the top 30 teams in the country.
Arkansas returns to action on March 12, traveling to Southern Intercollegiate in Athens, Georgia for the third consecutive year. The Razorbacks have a 23-4 head-to-head record at the event during the last two seasons.
For more information on Arkansas men’s golf, follow @RazorbackMGolf on Twitter.
Razorback Lineup Final Results
| Place | Player | Score |
|---|---|---|
| T3. | Alvaro Ortiz | 72-69-68 – 209 (-4) |
| T20. | Luis Garza | 74-69-73 – 216 (+3) |
| T29. | William Buhl | 77-69-71 – 217 (+4) |
| T45. | Mason Overstreet | 73-77-72 – 222 (+9) |
| T65. (IND) | Landon Ernst | 79-79-70 – 228 (+15) |
| 69. | Tyson Reeder | 79-75-76 – 230 (+17) |
Querencia Cabo Collegiate Final Team Results
| Place | Team | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | No. 1 Oklahoma State | 276-282-280 – 838 (-14) |
| 2. | No. 13 California | 281-278-287 – 846 (-6) |
| 3. | No. 15 Texas | 286-285-287 – 858 (+6) |
| 4. | No. 29 Arizona State | 285-279-295 – 859 (+7) |
| 5. | Duke | 289-288-283 – 860 (+8) |
| T6. | No. 19 Arkansas | 296-282-284 – 862 (+10) |
| T6. | No. 23 South Florida | 293-291-278 – 862 (+10) |
| 8. | No. 2 Vanderbilt | 296-286-283 – 865 (+13) |
| 9. | No. 20 Florida State | 287-285-297 – 869 (+10) |
| 10. | No. 5 Baylor | 299-281-290 – 870 (+18) |
| 11. | No. 17 Stanford | 290-295-289 – 874 (+22) |
| 12. | Ole Miss | 291-290-299 – 880 (+28) |
| 13. | Rice | 288-293-300 – 881 (+29) |
| 14. | Houston | 297-301-300 – 898 (+46) |
| 15. | No. 14 Wake Forest | 309-299-295 – 903 (+51) |
