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Tye, Tommy and Chuck break down the sweep over TN this weekend at Baum Walker Stadium, the Spring Game and more!
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Arkansas made it look routine again Sunday.
It was a lot like every other game in this series.
The Razorbacks started fast and throttled Tennessee, 7-2, to complete a big sweep that Dave Van Horn wanted to finish off after wins Friday and Saturday.
Ben Bybee started and lasted 3.1 before turning it over to Dylan Carter, who had to work out of a few jams, but got his sixth win of the year with 4.2 strong innings just finding a way to get people out.
The Hogs’ defense helped, turning a couple of double plays to end possible threats.
“We had a really good weekend in the field again,” Van Horn said. “We just kinda strung it together on offense. We left some people out there that could have come back to hurt us.”
Vols starting pitcher Chase Dollander led off by walking Razorbacks’ leadoff hitter Tavian Josenberger, who stole second and scored on a single by Peyton Stovall. A sacrifice to center by Brady Slavens scored Stovall and Jace Bohrofen drew a walk and scored on a single by Caleb Cali.
In all, it was a 3-0 start to the game for the Hogs and Bybee, who walked a couple of people in the first, but managed to get of it without giving up any runs.
Bybee loaded the bases in the second inning before not giving up another hit and the Hogs got a quick leadoff infield single from John Bolton. The Hogs loaded the bases when Kendall Diggs was hit by a pitch and Slavens drilled the first pitch down the right-field line all the way to the corner for a triple.
That made it 6-0 for Bybee to hang onto.
He shut down Tennessee in the third but after he hit another batter and gave up a walk in the fourth, Van Horn brought in Carter. The Vols managed to push across a couple of two-out runs before the Hogs got out of the inning with a 6-2 lead.
The Hogs got a solo homer from Josenberger in the sixth that would have brought home two runs if Bolton hadn’t gotten thrown out at second on a steal attempt. Josenberger drilled his seventh homer over the left field wall taking advantage of some gusty winds for a 7-2 lead.
Nobody really threatened in the later innings as Carter got the win, upping his record to 6-0. The Hogs are now 28-7 overall (10-4 in the SEC).
They will step out of conference play for a single game against UCA on Tuesday at 6 p.m.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Finding highlights in Arkansas’ final spring practice Saturday was a little tough.
Redshirt freshman Isaiah Sategna didn’t have a bad day, though. No stats were kept and
If nothing else, he showed us he can get open and catch passes against the Razorbacks’ backup defenders.
There is absolutely no clue how that will translate once SEC play starts.
Some folks showed up expecting a game-type atmosphere and got maybe an expanded practice format with some plays put in to give the fans a little extra something to cheer.
The redshirt freshman wide receiver from Fayetteville was the fastest athlete in the state for a few years. He stood out for the Bulldogs, but struggled as a freshman with the Hogs.
The light may have come on this spring and Saturday showed it.
“He’s playing with a lot of confidence,” coach Sam Pittman said later.
The stats weren’t exactly eye-popping. Just three catches for 95 yards doesn’t exactly leap out, but with his speed you expect a playmaker.
That’s what it was in this final practice Saturday with a pair of touchdown catches.
Especially his first catch, a 65-yarder from quarterback KJ Jefferson.
Sategna took advantage of a favorable matchup against South Florida transfer linebacker Antonio Grier and flew down the field for a 65-yard touchdown.
“I had seen (Lorando Johnson) tucked in a little bit,” Sategna said. “It looked like he was going to maybe blitz, which was the nickel. I knew that it was going to be 1-on-1 with the MIKE linebacker, which was Grier and stuff, so I had cleared him. I was looking for the ball then saw it coming. I had to make the catch and then go score.”
The next score was a 17-yard touchdown catch in the back left portion of the end zone on a well-thrown pass from Cade Fortin. He added a 13-yard reception two plays prior to round out his stats for the day.
“He’s much bigger if you look at him,” Pittman said. “He’s much thicker than what he was. His confidence is way up. It’s one thing to have confidence in high school and it’s another one to get here and … the game is so fast. Y’all see it out there. The closer you get to the game it’s fast.”
It’s the biggest adjustment every player has to figure out with each progression playing the sport. The ones that figure it out fastest have success earlier.
Maybe it just took him getting over some injuries and figuring it out.
“He’s made great strides this spring,” Jefferson said. “He’s really embraced it. That whole receiver room has really embraced the competition level. They come in each and every day ready to work.”
Saturday’s practice wrapped up spring practice as the team will have a meeting Monday, then more individual and group meetings next week before recruiting starts in earnest next weekend.
The next time the Hogs will be on the practice field will be at preseason camp in August before the season opener Sept. 2 against Western Carolina in Little Rock.
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