The Arkansas Razorbacks lost their fourth consecutive game Friday and were eliminated from the SEC Baseball Tournament.

Kickoff times for the rest of the season will be announced two weeks to 10 days before the games.

Arkansas will learn its destination for the NCAA Tournament on Monday when the full field is announced by the NCAA.

Dylan Ray struck out the only batter he faced to close out 11th-seeded Alabama’s 4-3 win over third-seeded Arkansas on Wednesday in the second round of the SEC Tournament.

What started as a very promising season seems to be spiraling in the wrong direction.

Word spread Monday that SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey wants to consider the possibility of the league creating its own playoff system.

Williams will soon face the decision whether to take his chances and turn pro after a solid sophomore season or to come back to the UA for his junior year.

The Hogs and Aggies are tied for the Western Division lead with two games to play.

Dropping the series may have cost the Hogs a shot at one of the eight national seeds in the NCAA tournament. We’ll just have to see how things shake out.

The winner of this series will not only be able to claim bragging rights but will also advance their standing in the NCAA Selection Committee’s eyes.

The disparity between the Arkansas Razorbacks’ ranking in the national polls and the NCAA’s Rating Percentage Index is alarming.

The Tigers will be without starter Hayden Mullins and possibly miss closer Blake Burkhalter, too.

Sam Pittman is certainly using what he learned while coaching for Kirby Smart at Georgia as he builds the Razorback program.

Wins aren’t coming easy, but Van Horn’s Razorbacks are still getting it done week by week.

The move will keep the Warren, Arkansas native in the SEC footprint at least for the early portion of his NFL career.

The series is key for the Hogs as Auburn is breathing down their necks just a game behind Arkansas in the standings.