Under Dave Van Horn, Arkansas baseball has faced postseason heartbreak. That could continue after a College World Series loss.

Dave Van Horn's Arkansas team now has no margin for error on Monday after Saturday's loss to SEC rival LSU in its CWS opener.

Only seven, huh?" That was the first thing LSU baseball pitching coach Nate Yeskie said to ace lefthander Kade Anderson after he came out of the College World Series opening game in the eighth inning against Arkansas on Saturday night. It was in jest but ...

An Arkansas baseball team that had been one of the best offenses in the country all season didn’t show up Saturday night at the College World Series. 
LSU ace Kade Anderson (11-1) pitched seven dominant innings as the Tiger downed the Razorbacks 4-1 in an opening-round match up at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha.

Arkansas’ Wehiwa Aloy sprinted to first after hitting a single in the fourth inning against LSU on Saturday in the College World Series in Omaha, Neb. The 2019 trip to Omaha was a big investment for the family.

By qualifying for the CWS this season, Arkansas ties Clemson and North Carolina with 12 appearances and no championships (to date). The Razorbacks are making their eighth appearance in the CWS since 2008.

Cam Kozeal had the kind of breakout season he was seeking after his freshman year at Vanderbilt. More importantly, it allowed him to come home to Omaha and compete for