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WATCH: Halftime is LIVE. Karter Knox commits to the hogs, Baseball plays UAPB
Pig Trail Nation’s Kevin McPherson on Calipari’s recruiting for Hogs
After landing another commitment from a highly-ranked player, new coach John Calipari showing his main strengths.
Bud Light Morning Rush Podcast: 4-23-24
Aaron Boone ejected, Karter Knox commits to AR, Snaxx Johnson heading to portal per 247 Sports
Kevin McPherson and Tom Murphy joins!
WATCH: Karter Knox commits to AR. Let’s talk about it on The Morning Rush
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Ruscin & Zach on baseball plus cicadas with Clay Henry
We visit with Clay Henry about cicadas and more. Then we find out who Zach saw at church. Plus Ruscin wonders if fans are missing out on some fun baseball but not paying attention until June.
Eastside Liquor Halftime Podcast: 4-22-24
Arkansas baseball takes 2/3 from SCar, Calipari working silently in portal
The Gimme The Hawgs Chuck Podcast – Series win in Columbia, Pro Hogs in the NBA Playoffs
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Bud Light Morning Rush Podcast: 4-22-24
Hogs take 2/3 in Columbia, NFL Draft this week, Hogs get a couple football commits
Chuck Barrett joins!
Razorbacks split doubleheader, but take series over Gamecocks
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Arkansas took the rubber game of a three-game series against South Carolina 9-6 behind a five-run seventh inning.
“Just a really gutsy win that game two by our team,” coach Dave Van Horn said. “I felt like a lot of guys contributed. Whether it was base running or driving in a run. Just a lot of things I really liked.”
Van Horn lamented Friday night that the Razorbacks were struggling for the big hit to ignite the offense. With Arkansas up 4-2 and desperately looking for insurance, the Razorbacks sent 10 men to the plate and put up a five-spot. The inning was highlighted by a two-run double from Kendall Diggs to left.
First Game: Gamecocks 6, Hogs 3
Arkansas dropped the first game of a doubleheader to the South Carolina Gamecocks 6-3 as the offensive woes continued for a third straight SEC game. Mason Molina had no command of his pitches at all, issuing seven walks in just 3 1/3 innings of work but for the most part was able to work out of trouble.
South Carolina did cash in back-to-back leadoff walks in the second for an early 2-0 lead. Both runs came around to score on a Talmadge LeCroy RBI single.
