The 2022 Arkansas Razorbacks baseball team represents the University of Arkansas in the 2022 NCAA Division I baseball season . The Razorbacks play their home games at Baum–Walker Stadium .
Previous season [ ]
The Razorbacks finished 50–13, 22–8 in the SEC to win the regular season conference title. The Razorbacks also went on to win the 2021 Southeastern Conference Baseball Tournament . They entered the NCAA Tournament as the #1 seed. They hosted the Fayetteville Regional and went 3–1 to advance to Super Regionals. The Razorbacks hosted the Fayetteville Super Regional in which they lost to NC State to close their season.
Schedule and results [ ]
2022 Arkansas Razorbacks Baseball Game Log
Regular Season
February
Date
Opponent
Rank
Site/Stadium
Score
Win
Loss
Save
TV
Attendance
Overall Record
SEC Record
February 18
Illinois State
No. 2
Baum–Walker Stadium Fayetteville, AR
L 2–3
Jared Hart (1–0)
Kole Ramage (0–1)
Erik Kubiatowicz (1)
SECN+
10,116
0–1
0-0
February 19
Illinois State
No. 2
Baum–Walker Stadium
W 5–1
Hagen Smith (1–0)
Sean Sinisko (0–1)
Heston Tole (1)
SECN+
10,906
1–1
0-0
February 20
Illinois State
No. 2
Baum–Walker Stadium
W 4–2
Jaxon Wiggins (1–0)
Derek Salata (0–1)
Ramage (1)
SECN+
10,434
2–1
0-0
Karbach Round Rock Classic
February 25
vs. Indiana
No. 2
Dell Diamond Round Rock, TX
W 5–2
Connor Noland (1–0)
John Biagio-Modugno (0–2)
Ramage (2)
FloSports
9,421
3–1
February 27
vs. #6 Stanford
No. 2
Dell Diamond
L 0–5
Quinn Matthews (1–1)
Hagen Smith (1–1)
FloSports
N/A
3–2
February 27
vs. Louisiana
No. 2
Dell Diamond
W 6–4
Zebulon Vermillion (1–0)
Dylan Theut (0–1)
Ramage (3)
FloSports
DH
4–2
March
Date
Opponent
Rank
Site/Stadium
Score
Win
Loss
Save
TV
Attendance
Overall Record
SEC Record
March 2
Omaha
No. 3
Baum–Walker Stadium
W 15–3
Evan Taylor (1–0)
Jackson Gordon (0–1)
SECN+
10,326
5–2
March 4
Southeastern Louisiana
No. 3
Baum–Walker Stadium
L 3–7
Will Kinzeler (1–0)
Connor Noland (1–1)
Trahan (2)
SECN+
9,273
5–3
March 5
Southeastern Louisiana
No. 3
Baum–Walker Stadium
W 4–2
Hagen Smith (2–1)
Trey Harrington (0–2)
Brady Tygart (1)
SECN+
10,321
6–3
March 6
Southeastern Louisiana
No. 3
Baum–Walker Stadium
W 11–1(8)
Jaxon Wiggins (2–0)
Hunter O'Toole (0–2)
SECN+
DH
7–3
March 10
UIC
No. 3
Baum–Walker Stadium
W 12–4
Connor Noland (2–1)
Peterson (1–2)
SECN+
10,420
8–3
March 10
UIC
No. 3
Baum–Walker Stadium
W 5–4
Brady Tygart (1–0)
Shears (1–1)
SECN+
DH
9–3
March 12
UIC
No. 3
Baum–Walker Stadium
W 10–1
Hagen Smith (3–1)
Lopez (1–1)
SECN+
10,221
10–3
March 13
UIC
No. 3
Baum–Walker Stadium
W 10–8
Mark Adamiak (1–0)
Shears (1–2)
SECN+
10,101
11–3
March 15
Grambling State
No. 3
Baum–Walker Stadium
W 14–1(8)
Mark Adamiak (2–0)
Roy Peguero (1–1)
SECN+
9,381
12���3
March 16
Grambling State
No. 3
Baum–Walker Stadium
W 13–3(8)
Zack Morris (1–0)
Jacorey Boudreaux (0–2)
SECN+
9,496
13–3
March 18
Kentucky
No. 3
Baum–Walker Stadium
W 6–2
Connor Noland (3–1)
Cole Stupp (2–1)
SECN+
9,993
14–3
1–0
March 19
Kentucky
No. 3
Baum–Walker Stadium
W 9–3
Hagen Smith (4–1)
Magdiel Cotto (1–1)
Vermillion (1)
SECN+
10,300
15–3
2–0
March 20
Kentucky
No. 3
Baum–Walker Stadium
W 3–1
Jaxon Wiggins (3–0)
Tyler Bosma (2–1)
Tygart (2)
SECN+
10,317
16–3
3–0
March 23
vs. Omaha
Kauffman Stadium Kansas City, MO
Cancelled due to cold temperatures
March 25
at Missouri
No. 3
Taylor Stadium Columbia, MO
W 7–5
Zebulon Vermillion (2–0)
Nathan Landry (1–2)
Tygart (3)
SECN+
852
17–3
4–0
March 26
at Missouri
No. 3
Taylor Stadium
L 5–7
Ian Lohse (1–1)
Elijah Trest (0–1)
SECN
907
17–4
4–1
March 27
at Missouri
No. 3
Taylor Stadium
March 29
Little Rock
Baum–Walker Stadium
March 30
Little Rock
Baum–Walker Stadium
May
Date
Opponent
Rank
Site/Stadium
Score
Win
Loss
Save
TV
Attendance
Overall Record
SEC Record
May 1
Ole Miss
Baum–Walker Stadium
May 3
Missouri State
Baum–Walker Stadium
May 6
at Auburn
Plainsman Park Auburn, AL
May 7
at Auburn
Plainsman Park
May 8
at Auburn
Plainsman Park
May 13
Vanderbilt
Baum–Walker Stadium
May 14
Vanderbilt
Baum–Walker Stadium
May 15
Vanderbilt
Baum–Walker Stadium
May 19
at Alabama
Sewell–Thomas Stadium Tuscaloosa, AL
May 20
at Alabama
Sewell–Thomas Stadium
May 21
at Alabama
Sewell–Thomas Stadium
Postseason
Legend: = Win = Loss = Canceled Bold = Arkansas team member Rankings are based on the team's current ranking in the D1Baseball poll.
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See also [ ]
References [ ]
Venues People College World Series appearances in italics