The Arkansas Razorbacks are headed back to Omaha after a commanding 11-4 victory over the Tennessee Volunteers in the NCAA Fayetteville Super Regional, securing their 12th trip to the College World Series and their eighth under coach Dave Van Horn Arkansas, now 48-13, jumped ahead early with a two-run homer from Charles Davalan in the third inning and broke the game open in the fourth with a grand slam by Logan Maxwell, building a 7-1 lead that Tennessee couldn’t overcome.
Razorbacks reliever Cole Gibler delivered.2 shutout innings, striking out four and earning his third win of the season, while the Arkansas offense piled on with three more runs in the seventh and a solo shot from Brent Iredale in the ninth Tennessee’s Liam Doyle, who started on the mound, took the loss after allowing five runs in just over three innings, despite striking out six.
This win marks the end of Tennessee’s season and extends Arkansas’s record-setting home dominance, finishing 37-4 at Baum-Walker Stadium this year The Razorbacks now look ahead to Omaha, where they’ll try to capture their first national title since 2018.
