Fox Bet Live’s Todd Fuhrman made a stir with Hog fans with his comments last week and he tried to explain it wasn’t personal on Ruscin & Zach.
Van Horn on solid pitching, big eighth as Hogs roll past Memphis
Caleb Bolden started and had a solid 4.2 innings, Dave Van Horn said after Arkansas rolled over the Tigers, 14-1, with a 9-run eighth inning.
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Jefferson on taking over leadership role this spring
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Brooks on how secondary looks plus what he’s seen from offense
Arkansas defensive back Greg Brooks talked with the media after Tuesday’s practice on the secondary, younger wide receivers he faces.
Two big innings pace Razorbacks past Kansas City, 9-3
KANSAS CITY — Arkansas posted two big innings, scoring four runs in the second inning and five runs in the fourth to defeat Kansas City, 9-3, at the Urban Youth Academy in Kansas City on Tuesday night.
The Razorbacks (24-3) won their fourth straight game and improved to 13-2 all-time against Kansas City (14-7).
How it happened
Kansas City scored an early run on a triple and a passed ball in the first inning to take a 1-0 lead, however, Arkansas responded in the top of the second thanks to free bases.
After the bases were loaded on a single and two walks, infielder Braxton Burnside drew a walk and infielder Danielle Gibson was hit by a pitch to give the Razorbacks a 2-1 lead.
Catcher Kayla Green followed, lifting a sacrifice fly to right, and designated player Linnie Malkin doubled off the base of the fence in left, extending the lead to 4-1.
Arkansas took a commanding lead scoring five runs with two outs in the fourth inning to go up, 9-1.
Outfielder Hannah McEwen scored on a passed ball and outfielder Larissa Cesena hit an RBI infield single to start things off.
Pinch hitter Lauren Graves floated a two RBI base hit to right, and outfielder Sam Torres tapped a run scoring infield single back to the pitcher.
The Roos added two runs in the bottom of the fourth, making the score 9-3.
Autumn Storms started the game inside the circle, throwing the first 3.0 innings and allowed one unearned run in the first inning.
The redshirt senior tallied a strikeout and retired six in a row over the second and third frames to wrap up her afternoon. Allie Light worked 2.0 frames in the middle of the game, surrendering two runs on three hits.
Jenna Bloom (5-1) threw the last 2.0 innings and received the win, pitching effectively out of the pen. She allowed just one walk and struck out two.
The Razorbacks outhit the Roos, 11-4. Gibson finished 2-for-3 with a double, walk and hit by pitch.
She doubled for the fourth game in a row and increased her nation-leading season total to 14. Additionally, Torres and infielder Keely Huffine both logged two hits.
Arkansas continues its midweek road trip tomorrow, March 24, with a 5 p.m. first pitch against Kansas. The game will air on ESPN+.
Both teams different for this matchup, says Hildebrand
When the Razorbacks and Golden Eagles meet in the Sweet 16, both teams are different from December game, announcer Adam Hildebrand said.
Notae on December battle with hot-shooting Oral Roberts
Razorbacks’ guard JD Notae talked from Indianapolis on Tuesday about the win over the Golden Eagles earlier in the year and how good they are.
Williams on how he waited to get more minutes through season
Arkansas’ Jaylin Williams had just a single point in the win over Texas Tech, but came up big on the glass, getting 10 rebounds.
